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Forensic medicine : clinical and pathological aspects / edited by Jason Payne-James, Anthony Busuttil, William Smock

Contributor(s): Publication details: London : Greenwich Medical Media Ltd., c2003.Description: xv, 832 p. : ill. (Some col.) ; 29 cmISBN:
  • 1841100269
  • 9781841100265
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • W 700 F715 2003
Contents:
Contents Section 1.. General Issues 1. History and development of forensic medicine 2. Death investigations 3. Shari'ah law and the judicial system 4. Forensic medicine and human rights 5. Scenes of crime - the pathologist and others 6. Clinical and pathological assessment of war crimes 7. The forensic investigation of mass graves and war crimes Section 2. Causes and Investigation of Death and Injury 8. Pathophysiology of wound healing 9. Timing of death 10. Custody and restraint deaths 11. Suicide, accident, murder or natural death 12. Gunshot trauma 13. Environmental factors causing disease and death 14. Injuries and death caused by heat and electricity 15. Perioperative deaths 16. Maternal death 17. Unexpected infant and childhood death 18. Drowning 19. Asphyxia 20. Death in the course of sports 21. Diving injuries and barotrauma 22. Sharp force trauma 23. Head injury (fatal and non-fatal) 24. The pathology of trauma and death associated with falls from heights 25. Fire deaths Section 3.. Practical investigation and management 26. The physiology of male and female sexual arousal 27. Age estimation in the living 28. Adult sexual assaults: practical management 29. Child and adolescent sexual assaults (childhood sexual abuse) 30. Child physical and emotional abuse 31. Elder abuse 32. Physical illness in custody 33. Mental disorder in prison 34. Substance misuse 35. Transportation medicine 36. Assault and injury in the living 37. Mass disaster organisation 38. Methodology and practical application of DNA profiling 39. Fitness to be interviewed 40. Drug assay and interpretation of results 41. Agrochemical poisoning 42. Medicinal drug poisoning: clinical and forensic implications Section 4. Related Specialties 43. Role of and techniques in forensic anthropology 44. Role of and techniques in forensic haematogenetics - paternity testing 45. Role of and techniques in forensic odontology 46. Role of and techniques in forensic psychology 47. Role of and techniques in forensic psychiatry 48. Role of and techniques in forensic imaging 49. Role of and techniques in forensic entomology 50. Statistical techniques and their role in evidence interpretation 51. Report writing for the courts and for lawyers.
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Includes references and index.

Contents

Section 1.. General Issues
1. History and development of forensic medicine
2. Death investigations
3. Shari'ah law and the judicial system
4. Forensic medicine and human rights
5. Scenes of crime - the pathologist and others
6. Clinical and pathological assessment of war crimes
7. The forensic investigation of mass graves and war crimes

Section 2. Causes and Investigation of Death and Injury
8. Pathophysiology of wound healing
9. Timing of death
10. Custody and restraint deaths
11. Suicide, accident, murder or natural death
12. Gunshot trauma
13. Environmental factors causing disease and death
14. Injuries and death caused by heat and electricity
15. Perioperative deaths
16. Maternal death
17. Unexpected infant and childhood death
18. Drowning
19. Asphyxia
20. Death in the course of sports
21. Diving injuries and barotrauma
22. Sharp force trauma
23. Head injury (fatal and non-fatal)
24. The pathology of trauma and death associated with falls from heights
25. Fire deaths

Section 3.. Practical investigation and management
26. The physiology of male and female sexual arousal
27. Age estimation in the living
28. Adult sexual assaults: practical management
29. Child and adolescent sexual assaults (childhood sexual abuse)
30. Child physical and emotional abuse
31. Elder abuse
32. Physical illness in custody
33. Mental disorder in prison
34. Substance misuse
35. Transportation medicine
36. Assault and injury in the living
37. Mass disaster organisation
38. Methodology and practical application of DNA profiling
39. Fitness to be interviewed
40. Drug assay and interpretation of results
41. Agrochemical poisoning
42. Medicinal drug poisoning: clinical and forensic implications

Section 4. Related Specialties
43. Role of and techniques in forensic anthropology
44. Role of and techniques in forensic haematogenetics - paternity testing
45. Role of and techniques in forensic odontology
46. Role of and techniques in forensic psychology
47. Role of and techniques in forensic psychiatry
48. Role of and techniques in forensic imaging
49. Role of and techniques in forensic entomology
50. Statistical techniques and their role in evidence interpretation
51. Report writing for the courts and for lawyers.

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