Informationen zum Autor Vincent J.M. DiMaio M.D., Suzanna E. Dana M.D. Klappentext Handbook of Forensic Pathology, Second Edition is an up-to-date, concise manual illustrating all core aspects of modern forensic pathology. This edition retains the outline format of the original, which allows for quick access and rapid assimilation. Written in no-nonsense, easily understandable language, this precise and thorough yet compact resource contains extensively detailed entries from two of the nation's foremost authorities on gunshot wounds and forensic pathology. With numerous instructional charts and diagrams and color photographs, it organizes a wealth of instructional and immediately applicable information.Features of the second edition include a chapter on nursing home death, added information on gunshot residue, and research on tasers, pepper spray, and excited delirium syndrome. Introducing medicolegal casework and documentation, this book explains protocols for the collection and recovery of evidence and DNA analysis and lists factors used to determine time of death and identity of the deceased. It identifies the natural causes of death in children and adults before devoting the remaining chapters to the myriad of non-natural causes including homicide, suicide, accidental, and undetermined. With meticulous detail and instant access to extensive information, this handbook is an indispensable tool for forensic pathologists, law enforcement, and legal personnel, as well as pathologists in training. Zusammenfassung Describes various aspects of modern forensic pathology. This book offers information on tasers, pepper spray, Excited Delirium Syndrome, and nursing home death. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction to Medicolegal Casework, The Autopsy Report, Physical Evidence, Time of Death- Decomposition, Identification of Remains, Natural Disease, Causes of Sudden Natural Death in Adults, Causes of Sudden Natural Death in Infants and Young Children, Blunt Force Injury, Wounds Produced by Pointed, Sharp-Edged, and Chopping Implements, Gunshot Wounds, Asphyxia, Deaths During Arrest and in Police Custody: Excited Delirium Syndrome, Murder of Infants and Children, Sexually Related Homicides, Fire and Thermal Injuries, Transportation Deaths, Environmental Deaths, Electrocution, Deaths in Nursing Homes, Deaths due to Starvation, Deaths in Association with Pregnancy, Intraoperative Deaths, Forensic Toxicology, Index...

Autorentext
Vincent J.M. DiMaio M.D., Suzanna E. Dana M.D.

Klappentext

Handbook of Forensic Pathology, Second Edition is an up-to-date, concise manual illustrating all core aspects of modern forensic pathology. This edition retains the outline format of the original, which allows for quick access and rapid assimilation. Written in no-nonsense, easily understandable language, this precise and thorough yet compact resource contains extensively detailed entries from two of the nation's foremost authorities on gunshot wounds and forensic pathology. With numerous instructional charts and diagrams and color photographs, it organizes a wealth of instructional and immediately applicable information. Features of the second edition include a chapter on nursing home death, added information on gunshot residue, and research on tasers, pepper spray, and excited delirium syndrome. Introducing medicolegal casework and documentation, this book explains protocols for the collection and recovery of evidence and DNA analysis and lists factors used to determine time of death and identity of the deceased. It identifies the natural causes of death in children and adults before devoting the remaining chapters to the myriad of non-natural causes including homicide, suicide, accidental, and undetermined. With meticulous detail and instant access to extensive information, this handbook is an indispensable tool for forensic pathologists, law enforcement, and legal personnel, as well as pathologists in training.

Zusammenfassung
Describes various aspects of modern forensic pathology. This book offers information on tasers, pepper spray, Excited Delirium Syndrome, and nursing home death.

Inhalt
Introduction to Medicolegal Casework, The Autopsy Report, Physical Evidence, Time of Death- Decomposition, Identification of Remains, Natural Disease, Causes of Sudden Natural Death in Adults, Causes of Sudden Natural Death in Infants and Young Children, Blunt Force Injury, Wounds Produced by Pointed, Sharp-Edged, and Chopping Implements, Gunshot Wounds, Asphyxia, Deaths During Arrest and in Police Custody: Excited Delirium Syndrome, Murder of Infants and Children, Sexually Related Homicides, Fire and Thermal Injuries, Transportation Deaths, Environmental Deaths, Electrocution, Deaths in Nursing Homes, Deaths due to Starvation, Deaths in Association with Pregnancy, Intraoperative Deaths, Forensic Toxicology, Index