Encyclopedia of Forensic and Legal Medicine

Author Roger Byard

Publisher Academic Press

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eBook

2nd Edition 1st Edition

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Author

Roger Byard

Publisher

Academic Press

Volume

Edition

2

Copyright

2015

ISBN13

9780128000557

Release

Format

eBook

Grade Level

11th Grade - College Senior

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Overview

The Encyclopedia of Forensic & Legal Medicine comprehensively covers forensic and legal medicine (including related specialties and scientific, technical and legal issues) and is available online and in three printed volumes, offering any practitioner in a forensic, medical, healthcare, legal, judicial, or investigative field easily accessible and authoritative overviews on a wide range of topics.
Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Dedication.
Editors in Chief.
List of Contributors.
How to Use the Encyclopedia.
Introduction to the First Edition.
Preface to the First Edition.
Preface to the Second Edition.
Contents.
1: Accreditation: Crime Scene Investigators.
2: Accreditation: Forensic Physicians.
3: Accreditation: Forensic Specialties.
4: Accreditation: Regulation of Forensic Science.
5: Accreditation: Toxicology Laboratories.
6: Age Estimation in the Living.
7: Age Estimation in the Living: Dental Age Estimation – Theory and Practice.
8: Age Estimation in the Living: Imaging and Age Estimation.
9: Age Estimation in the Living: Osteology and Age Estimation.
10: Alcohol: Acute and Chronic Use and Postmortem Findings.
11: Alcohol: Blood and Body Fluid Analysis.
12: Alcohol: Breath Analysis.
13: Allergies: Postmortem Findings.
14: Animal Attacks and Injuries: Anthropological Findings.
15: Animal Attacks and Injuries: Fatal.
16: Animal Attacks and Injuries: Nonfatal.
17: Anthropology: Ancestry Assessment.
18: Anthropology: Bone Pathology and Antemortem Trauma.
19: Anthropology: Cremated Bones – Anthropology.
20: Anthropology: Forensic Anthropology and Childhood.
21: Anthropology: Morphological Age Estimation.
22: Anthropology: Overview.
23: Anthropology: Role of DNA.
24: Anthropology: Sex Determination.
25: Anthropology: Stature Estimation from the Skeleton.
26: Anthropology: Taphonomy in the Forensic Context.
27: Anthropology: Use of Forensic Archeology and Anthropology in the Search and Recovery of Buried Evidence.
28: Asphyxia: Clinical Findings.
29: Asphyxia: Pathological Features.
30: Autopsy: Adult.
31: Autopsy: Infectious and Serious Communicable Diseases.
32: Autopsy: Medicolegal Considerations, Including Organ Retention and Handling.
33: Autopsy: Molecular.
34: Autopsy: Pediatric.
35: Autopsy: Procedures and Standards.
36: Autopsy Findings: Autopsy in Drug Use.
37: Auto
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