Forensic Anthropology and Medicine: Complementary Sciences From Recovery to Cause of Death
Forensic Anthropology and Medicine: Complementary Sciences From Recovery to Cause of Death Books
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The aim of this book is to dissect forensic anthropology and forensic pathology in its various and valuable contributions to contemporary society. It gives answers and approaches key questions to this sciences’ growing audience within different countries in the recent years. It aims to provide a matter-of-fact approach to the investigation of bodies that are not fresh enough to be considered a normal forensic case. The specialists of both areas can have in a single book the helpful tools and matter-of-fact recommendations of these specialities (forensic anthropology and forensic pathology) that are spread among other textbooks.
It proposes original, illustrated, and updated articles on the four parameters of the biological profile; it discusses the factors of individualization; it clarifies the decay administer of a body and the relevance of each step for forensic sciences, providing a helpful approach to investigate such corpses; it reviews bone trauma; it facilitate the access to a number of international organizations and protocols correlated with the theme; it compares the perspectives of expertises from different countries, namely Europe, North America, and Latin America. The majority of the authors found in this volume have quite a lot of experience with the subjects that they discuss. Finally, this book provides a bridge between forensic anthropology and forensic pathology, and brings matter-of-fact advice from corporal anthropology.
Forensic Anthropology and Medicine: Complementary Sciences From Recovery to Cause of Death presents both forensic anthropology and forensic pathology in their various and valuable contributions to contemporary society. Providing original, illustrated, and updated articles on the four parameters of the biological profile, this text encompasses the factors of individualization; the decay administer of a body and the relevance of each step for forensic sciences; bone trauma; access to a number of international organizations; and protocols correlated with the theme, all with perspectives of expertise from different countries, namely Europe, North America, and Latin America.
Forensic Anthropology and Medicine: Complementary Sciences From Recovery to Cause of Death strengthens the contributions of forensic anthropologists in the main stages of forensic work (recovery, identification, and determination of cause of death). Organized in five parts, Part I presents both disciplines-forensic anthropology and forensic medicine focused specially on forensic pathology. Part II contains techniques for age estimation of living individuals for reasons of imputability, one of the growing subfields of forensic anthropology. Part III discusses all the steps of forensic analysis, correctly from recovery to the cause of death. Part IV reviews the state of knowledge on assessing gender, age, stature, and extraction from skeletal remains, discussing and reviewing the question of private identity. Part V presents a clear example of the real value of a multidisciplinary investigation, with mass disasters and crimes hostile to humanity highlighted.
Comprehensive and written by experts in the field, Forensic Anthropology and Medicine: Complementary Sciences From Recovery to Cause of Death offers forensic scientists, anthropologists, medical doctors, and police officers a bridge between forensic anthropology and forensic pathology that will grow and develop very closely in the future, whenever humanity has the need.
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