Informationen zum Autor Evan W. Matshes MD is a Clinical Associate Professor of Pathology at the University of Calgary, is the Director of Pediatric Forensic Pathology for the National Autopsy Assay Group, and is the Executive Director of Academic Forensic Pathology: The Official Publication of the National Association of Medical Examiners. Vivian S. Snyder DO is the Neuropathology Fellow at the University of California at San Diego. Emma O. Lew MD is the Deputy Chief Medical Examiner and Director of Forensic Pathology Services for the Miami-Dade County Medical Examiner Department. Klappentext Because an infant is not merely a small adult, an infant autopsy in not simply a small adult autopsy. Specific procedures, factors, and considerations must be accounted for as part of the process. Data obtained from an infant autopsy, in a medicolegal context, should all but eliminate cases of apparent SIDS or "unexplained infant deaths". True cases of unexplained infant deaths should be rare in any system of death investigation. The book provides structure and clarity to the infant forensic autopsy process through an experiential and evidential basis. It is a current, comprehensive "user's manual" for both the training and practicing forensic pathologist charged with infant autopsies. Zusammenfassung Because an infant is not merely a small adult, an infant autopsy in not simply a small adult autopsy. Specific procedures, factors, and considerations must be accounted for as part of the process. The book is a current, comprehensive "user's manual for both the training and practicing forensic pathologist charged with infant autopsies. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction. Infant Autopsy Summary. Fundamental Considerations. External Examination. Radiology. Laboratory Studies. Forensic Photography. The Initial Internal Examination. The Heart, Lungs and Great Vessels. The Bowel and Colon. The Hepatobiliary Tree. The Stomach, Duodenum, and Pancreas. The Spleen and Lymph Nodes. The Genitourinary System. The Scalp, Skull, Brain, and Its Coverings. The Anterior Neck. The Vertebrae and Ribs. The Posterior Neck. The Back and Buttocks. The Upper and Lower Extremities. Special Considerations. Histology. Reference Materials. ...

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Evan W. Matshes MD is a Clinical Associate Professor of Pathology at the University of Calgary, is the Director of Pediatric Forensic Pathology for the National Autopsy Assay Group, and is the Executive Director of Academic Forensic Pathology: The Official Publication of the National Association of Medical Examiners. Vivian S. Snyder DO is the Neuropathology Fellow at the University of California at San Diego. Emma O. Lew MD is the Deputy Chief Medical Examiner and Director of Forensic Pathology Services for the Miami-Dade County Medical Examiner Department.

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Because an infant is not merely a small adult, an infant autopsy in not simply a small adult autopsy. Specific procedures, factors, and considerations must be accounted for as part of the process. Data obtained from an infant autopsy, in a medicolegal context, should all but eliminate cases of apparent SIDS or "unexplained infant deaths". True cases of unexplained infant deaths should be rare in any system of death investigation. The book provides structure and clarity to the infant forensic autopsy process through an experiential and evidential basis. It is a current, comprehensive "user's manual" for both the training and practicing forensic pathologist charged with infant autopsies.

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Introduction. Infant Autopsy Summary. Fundamental Considerations. External Examination. Radiology. Laboratory Studies. Forensic Photography. The Initial Internal Examination. The Heart, Lungs and Great Vessels. The Bowel and Colon. The Hepatobiliary Tree. The Stomach, Duodenum, and Pancreas. The Spleen and Lymph Nodes. The Genitourinary System. The Scalp, Skull, Brain, and Its Coverings. The Anterior Neck. The Vertebrae and Ribs. The Posterior Neck. The Back and Buttocks. The Upper and Lower Extremities. Special Considerations. Histology. Reference Materials.