Diagnostic Pathology: Forensic Autopsy
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Diagnostic Pathology: Forensic Autopsy
Hughes, Rhome; Sens, Mary Ann
Elsevier - Health Sciences Division
03/2021
600
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Inglês
9780323756174
15 a 20 dias
1970
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Diagnostic Pathology: Forensic Autopsy 1e
Mary Ann Sens, MD, PhD and Rhome Hughes, MD, MS
Introduction to Forensic Autopsy
Hospital vs. Forensic Autopsy Overview
History of Forensic Autopsy
Death Investigation: Systems and Persons
PreAutopsy Considerations
Report of Deaths
Scene Investigations
Medical Record Review
Examination Types
External Examination
Photography
Radiology
Identification
Clothing and Personal Effects
Medical Intervention
Postmortem Changes
External Examination of the Body
Evidence of Injury
Internal Examination
Overview of External Examination
Cardiovascular System
Respiratory System
Hepatobiliary System
Gastrointestinal System
Genitourinary System
Endocrine System
Hematopoietic System
Neck
Head and Central Nervous System
Injuries
Blunt Force Injuries Overview
Findings in Traumatic Brain Injury
Patterned Injuries
Transportation-Related Deaths
Penetrating Injuries Overview
Gunshot Wounds
Sharp Force Wounds
Drug-Related Deaths
Thermal Injuries
Thermal Injuries
Asphyxial Deaths
Carbon Monoxide Deaths
Electrocution
Environmental Exposure
Drowning
Animal Predation
Pediatric Deaths
Sudden Unexplained Deaths in Infants
Accidental Deaths
Nonaccidental Injuries in Infants and Children
Infancticide
Sudden Natural Deaths
Cardiovascular Disease
The Negative Autopsy
Sudden Unexpected Death in Childhood
Sudden and Unexpected Death in Adults
Seizure-Related Deaths
Pregnancy-Associated Deaths
Deaths Associated with Medical Procedures
Chronic Ethanol Abuse
Miscellaneous Sudden Natural Deaths
Special Topics
In-Custody Deaths
Excited Delirium Syndrome
Starvation and Neglect
Sexual Assault
Acute Psychiatric and Stress-Related Deaths
Seratonin Syndrome and Other Drug-Induced Disorders
Ancillary Procedures
Special Dissections
Forensic Anthropology
Toxicology Testing
Microbiology Testing
Chemistry
Histology
Interpretive Toxicology
Alcohol Metabolism and Testing
Cocaine
Methamphetamine and Amphetamine
Heroin and Morphine
Prescription Opiates/Opiods
Benzodiazepines
Antidepressants
Ethylene Glycol
Non-Ethanol Volatiles
Inhalants
Heavy Metals
Miscellaneous
The Autopsy Report and The Death Certificate
Manner of Death
Cause of Death
Manner of Death; NAME Guidelines
The Autopsy Report
The Death Certificate
Mary Ann Sens, MD, PhD and Rhome Hughes, MD, MS
Introduction to Forensic Autopsy
Hospital vs. Forensic Autopsy Overview
History of Forensic Autopsy
Death Investigation: Systems and Persons
PreAutopsy Considerations
Report of Deaths
Scene Investigations
Medical Record Review
Examination Types
External Examination
Photography
Radiology
Identification
Clothing and Personal Effects
Medical Intervention
Postmortem Changes
External Examination of the Body
Evidence of Injury
Internal Examination
Overview of External Examination
Cardiovascular System
Respiratory System
Hepatobiliary System
Gastrointestinal System
Genitourinary System
Endocrine System
Hematopoietic System
Neck
Head and Central Nervous System
Injuries
Blunt Force Injuries Overview
Findings in Traumatic Brain Injury
Patterned Injuries
Transportation-Related Deaths
Penetrating Injuries Overview
Gunshot Wounds
Sharp Force Wounds
Drug-Related Deaths
Thermal Injuries
Thermal Injuries
Asphyxial Deaths
Carbon Monoxide Deaths
Electrocution
Environmental Exposure
Drowning
Animal Predation
Pediatric Deaths
Sudden Unexplained Deaths in Infants
Accidental Deaths
Nonaccidental Injuries in Infants and Children
Infancticide
Sudden Natural Deaths
Cardiovascular Disease
The Negative Autopsy
Sudden Unexpected Death in Childhood
Sudden and Unexpected Death in Adults
Seizure-Related Deaths
Pregnancy-Associated Deaths
Deaths Associated with Medical Procedures
Chronic Ethanol Abuse
Miscellaneous Sudden Natural Deaths
Special Topics
In-Custody Deaths
Excited Delirium Syndrome
Starvation and Neglect
Sexual Assault
Acute Psychiatric and Stress-Related Deaths
Seratonin Syndrome and Other Drug-Induced Disorders
Ancillary Procedures
Special Dissections
Forensic Anthropology
Toxicology Testing
Microbiology Testing
Chemistry
Histology
Interpretive Toxicology
Alcohol Metabolism and Testing
Cocaine
Methamphetamine and Amphetamine
Heroin and Morphine
Prescription Opiates/Opiods
Benzodiazepines
Antidepressants
Ethylene Glycol
Non-Ethanol Volatiles
Inhalants
Heavy Metals
Miscellaneous
The Autopsy Report and The Death Certificate
Manner of Death
Cause of Death
Manner of Death; NAME Guidelines
The Autopsy Report
The Death Certificate
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Diagnostic Pathology: Forensic Autopsy 1e
Mary Ann Sens, MD, PhD and Rhome Hughes, MD, MS
Introduction to Forensic Autopsy
Hospital vs. Forensic Autopsy Overview
History of Forensic Autopsy
Death Investigation: Systems and Persons
PreAutopsy Considerations
Report of Deaths
Scene Investigations
Medical Record Review
Examination Types
External Examination
Photography
Radiology
Identification
Clothing and Personal Effects
Medical Intervention
Postmortem Changes
External Examination of the Body
Evidence of Injury
Internal Examination
Overview of External Examination
Cardiovascular System
Respiratory System
Hepatobiliary System
Gastrointestinal System
Genitourinary System
Endocrine System
Hematopoietic System
Neck
Head and Central Nervous System
Injuries
Blunt Force Injuries Overview
Findings in Traumatic Brain Injury
Patterned Injuries
Transportation-Related Deaths
Penetrating Injuries Overview
Gunshot Wounds
Sharp Force Wounds
Drug-Related Deaths
Thermal Injuries
Thermal Injuries
Asphyxial Deaths
Carbon Monoxide Deaths
Electrocution
Environmental Exposure
Drowning
Animal Predation
Pediatric Deaths
Sudden Unexplained Deaths in Infants
Accidental Deaths
Nonaccidental Injuries in Infants and Children
Infancticide
Sudden Natural Deaths
Cardiovascular Disease
The Negative Autopsy
Sudden Unexpected Death in Childhood
Sudden and Unexpected Death in Adults
Seizure-Related Deaths
Pregnancy-Associated Deaths
Deaths Associated with Medical Procedures
Chronic Ethanol Abuse
Miscellaneous Sudden Natural Deaths
Special Topics
In-Custody Deaths
Excited Delirium Syndrome
Starvation and Neglect
Sexual Assault
Acute Psychiatric and Stress-Related Deaths
Seratonin Syndrome and Other Drug-Induced Disorders
Ancillary Procedures
Special Dissections
Forensic Anthropology
Toxicology Testing
Microbiology Testing
Chemistry
Histology
Interpretive Toxicology
Alcohol Metabolism and Testing
Cocaine
Methamphetamine and Amphetamine
Heroin and Morphine
Prescription Opiates/Opiods
Benzodiazepines
Antidepressants
Ethylene Glycol
Non-Ethanol Volatiles
Inhalants
Heavy Metals
Miscellaneous
The Autopsy Report and The Death Certificate
Manner of Death
Cause of Death
Manner of Death; NAME Guidelines
The Autopsy Report
The Death Certificate
Mary Ann Sens, MD, PhD and Rhome Hughes, MD, MS
Introduction to Forensic Autopsy
Hospital vs. Forensic Autopsy Overview
History of Forensic Autopsy
Death Investigation: Systems and Persons
PreAutopsy Considerations
Report of Deaths
Scene Investigations
Medical Record Review
Examination Types
External Examination
Photography
Radiology
Identification
Clothing and Personal Effects
Medical Intervention
Postmortem Changes
External Examination of the Body
Evidence of Injury
Internal Examination
Overview of External Examination
Cardiovascular System
Respiratory System
Hepatobiliary System
Gastrointestinal System
Genitourinary System
Endocrine System
Hematopoietic System
Neck
Head and Central Nervous System
Injuries
Blunt Force Injuries Overview
Findings in Traumatic Brain Injury
Patterned Injuries
Transportation-Related Deaths
Penetrating Injuries Overview
Gunshot Wounds
Sharp Force Wounds
Drug-Related Deaths
Thermal Injuries
Thermal Injuries
Asphyxial Deaths
Carbon Monoxide Deaths
Electrocution
Environmental Exposure
Drowning
Animal Predation
Pediatric Deaths
Sudden Unexplained Deaths in Infants
Accidental Deaths
Nonaccidental Injuries in Infants and Children
Infancticide
Sudden Natural Deaths
Cardiovascular Disease
The Negative Autopsy
Sudden Unexpected Death in Childhood
Sudden and Unexpected Death in Adults
Seizure-Related Deaths
Pregnancy-Associated Deaths
Deaths Associated with Medical Procedures
Chronic Ethanol Abuse
Miscellaneous Sudden Natural Deaths
Special Topics
In-Custody Deaths
Excited Delirium Syndrome
Starvation and Neglect
Sexual Assault
Acute Psychiatric and Stress-Related Deaths
Seratonin Syndrome and Other Drug-Induced Disorders
Ancillary Procedures
Special Dissections
Forensic Anthropology
Toxicology Testing
Microbiology Testing
Chemistry
Histology
Interpretive Toxicology
Alcohol Metabolism and Testing
Cocaine
Methamphetamine and Amphetamine
Heroin and Morphine
Prescription Opiates/Opiods
Benzodiazepines
Antidepressants
Ethylene Glycol
Non-Ethanol Volatiles
Inhalants
Heavy Metals
Miscellaneous
The Autopsy Report and The Death Certificate
Manner of Death
Cause of Death
Manner of Death; NAME Guidelines
The Autopsy Report
The Death Certificate
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