Textbook of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology: Principles & Practice - e-book
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Contents
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Chapter 3 Identification | 35 |
Chapter 4 Death and Its Medicolegal Aspects Forensic Thanatology | 74 |
Chapter 5 Sudden and Unexpected Death | 100 |
Chapter 6 Asphyxial Deaths | 110 |
Chapter 7 Infanticide and Foeticide | 146 |
Chapter 8 Thermal Deaths | 159 |
Chapter 31 Intricacies of Forensic Toxicology | 438 |
Chapter 32 Duties of a Doctor in Cases of Suspected Poisoning | 448 |
Chapter 33 Corrosive Poison | 454 |
Chapter 34 Nonmetallic and Metallic Irritants | 463 |
Chapter 35 Irritants of Plant Origin | 476 |
Chapter 36 Irritants of Animal Origin | 481 |
Chapter 37 Somniferous Group | 489 |
Chapter 38 Alcohol and Alcoholism | 495 |
Chapter 9 Starvation and Neglect | 173 |
Chapter 10 Death by Electrocution | 175 |
Chapter 11 Deaths Associated with Surgery Anaesthesia and Blood Transfusion | 183 |
Chapter 12 Custody Related Torture andor Death | 191 |
Medicolegal Considerations and Types | 197 |
Chapter 14 Injuries by Blunt Force | 213 |
Chapter 15 Injuries by Sharp Force | 225 |
Chapter 16 Injuries by Firearms | 234 |
Chapter 17 Injuries By Explosives | 266 |
Chapter 18 Regional Injuries | 270 |
Chapter 19 Transportation Injuries | 296 |
Chapter 20 Medicolegal Examination of the Living | 304 |
Was Wounding Responsible for Death? | 335 |
Chapter 22 Medical Education visāvis Medical Practice | 346 |
Chapter 23 Medical Negligence | 361 |
Chapter 24 Consent to and Refusal of Treatment | 370 |
Medical Social Ethical and Legal Implications | 376 |
Chapter 26 Abortion and Delivery | 380 |
Chapter 27 Impotence Sterility Sterilisation and Artificial Insemination | 393 |
Chapter 28 Nullity of Marriage Divorce and Legitimacy | 400 |
Chapter 29 Forensic Psychiatry | 405 |
Chapter 30 Basic Considerations in DrugsChemicals | 429 |
Chapter 39 Nonnarcotic Drug Abuse | 506 |
Chapter 40 Deliriant Poisons | 518 |
Chapter 41 Spinal Poisons | 521 |
Chapter 42 Cardiac Poisons | 525 |
Chapter 43 Agrochemical Poisoning | 531 |
Chapter 44 Fumigants | 541 |
Chapter 45 Asphyxiants | 546 |
chemical and biological warfare agents | 552 |
Chapter 47 HydrocarbonsŠPetroleum Distillates | 558 |
Chapter 48 Food Poisoning and Essential Metals Toxicity | 562 |
Scientific Aids to Investigative Techniques | 571 |
Proforma for Age Certification | 573 |
Proforma for Medicolegal Examinationof Injuries | 575 |
Proforma for Examination of a Victimof Sexual Assault | 577 |
Proforma for Examination of an Accusedof Sexual Offence | 579 |
IssuingSupplying Copies of Injuryandor Postmortem ReportsMLR andor PMR | 581 |
Penal Provisions Applicable toMedical Persons | 582 |
Penal Provisions Affording Protection toMedical Persons | 583 |
Standard WeightsMeasuresDimensionsof OrgansTissues | 584 |
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Common terms and phrases
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