DiMaio's Forensic Pathology
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DiMaio's Forensic Pathology
DiMaio, Vincent J.M.; Molina, D. Kimberley
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2021
530
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Inglês
9780367251482
15 a 20 dias
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Dedication. Acknowledgements. About the Author. 1: Medicolegal Death Investigation. 2: Postmortem Changes, Time of Death and Identification. 3: Sudden deaths due to Natural Disease. 4: Deaths due to Electrolyte abnormalities and starvation. 5: Blunt Trauma Wounds. 6: Sharp Force Wounds. 7: Ballistic Wounds. 8: Asphyxia. 9: Sudden Death in Infancy. 10: Neonaticide, Infanticide, and Child Homicide. 11: Deaths caused of Motor Vehicle Incidents. 12: Mass Fatality Incidents. 13: Burns and Fire Deaths. 14: Deaths in Water. 15: Electrocution. 16: Hyperthermia and Hypothermia: The Effects of Heat and Cold. 17: Sexual Assault. 18: Deaths in the Elderly. 19: Sudden Death During or Immediately after a Struggle. 20: Medical Misadventures. 21: Interpretative Toxicology and Drug Deaths due to drugs. 22: Forensic Science and the Forensic Pathologist. Appendices. Appendix A: Forensic autopsy, radiography and photography. Appendix B: Autopsy report. Appendix C: Normal weights for organs.
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Forensic DNA Analysis;Forensic Pathology;autopsy;Excited Delirium Syndrome;cadaver;Livor Mortis;forensics;SDH;pathology;Medicolegal Death Investigation;toxicology;Amniotic Fluid Embolism;Chronic Subdural Hematoma;coroner;Carboxyhemoglobin Concentrations;medical examiner;Vertebral Arteries;forensic autopsy;Positional Asphyxia;medical autopsy;Traumatic Asphyxia;clinical autopsy;Vitreous Potassium;death investigation;Subarachnoid Hemorrhage;natural death;Blunt Force Trauma;homicide;Forensic Anthropology;drug overdose;Skull Fractures;forensic science;Powder Tattooing;sharp force trauma;Low Voltage Electrocution;Stab Wounds;neonaticide;Contrecoup Contusions;infanticide;DNA Profile;child homicide;Forensic DNA;DNA Identification;poisoning;Abrasion Ring;suicide;drowning;electrocution;mass disaster;sexual assault;motor vehicle deaths;bioanthropology;skeletal remains;histopathology
Dedication. Acknowledgements. About the Author. 1: Medicolegal Death Investigation. 2: Postmortem Changes, Time of Death and Identification. 3: Sudden deaths due to Natural Disease. 4: Deaths due to Electrolyte abnormalities and starvation. 5: Blunt Trauma Wounds. 6: Sharp Force Wounds. 7: Ballistic Wounds. 8: Asphyxia. 9: Sudden Death in Infancy. 10: Neonaticide, Infanticide, and Child Homicide. 11: Deaths caused of Motor Vehicle Incidents. 12: Mass Fatality Incidents. 13: Burns and Fire Deaths. 14: Deaths in Water. 15: Electrocution. 16: Hyperthermia and Hypothermia: The Effects of Heat and Cold. 17: Sexual Assault. 18: Deaths in the Elderly. 19: Sudden Death During or Immediately after a Struggle. 20: Medical Misadventures. 21: Interpretative Toxicology and Drug Deaths due to drugs. 22: Forensic Science and the Forensic Pathologist. Appendices. Appendix A: Forensic autopsy, radiography and photography. Appendix B: Autopsy report. Appendix C: Normal weights for organs.
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Forensic DNA Analysis;Forensic Pathology;autopsy;Excited Delirium Syndrome;cadaver;Livor Mortis;forensics;SDH;pathology;Medicolegal Death Investigation;toxicology;Amniotic Fluid Embolism;Chronic Subdural Hematoma;coroner;Carboxyhemoglobin Concentrations;medical examiner;Vertebral Arteries;forensic autopsy;Positional Asphyxia;medical autopsy;Traumatic Asphyxia;clinical autopsy;Vitreous Potassium;death investigation;Subarachnoid Hemorrhage;natural death;Blunt Force Trauma;homicide;Forensic Anthropology;drug overdose;Skull Fractures;forensic science;Powder Tattooing;sharp force trauma;Low Voltage Electrocution;Stab Wounds;neonaticide;Contrecoup Contusions;infanticide;DNA Profile;child homicide;Forensic DNA;DNA Identification;poisoning;Abrasion Ring;suicide;drowning;electrocution;mass disaster;sexual assault;motor vehicle deaths;bioanthropology;skeletal remains;histopathology
