"According to the conventional corpse phenomenon analysis process, this is indeed the standard manifestation of blood pooling."
"So, how is blood pooling defined in forensic medicine?"
"Blood pooling occurs after a person's death, where gravity causes blood to gradually settle in the lower parts of the body and accumulate in areas that are not under pressure."
"Therefore, there are two conditions for the appearance of blood pooling: first, it must be located in the lower part of the body, and second, that area must not have been subjected to external pressure."
"Considering this corpse, the sides of the abdomen, from the appearance, indeed are in the lower part of the body and are areas of the abdomen not subjected to pressure, seemingly perfectly matching the above definition."
