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Forensic Pathology: A Handbook for Pathologists

Russell S. Fisher, Charles S. Petty

  • 212 pages
  • 8.8 MB
  • PDF

Covers forensic autopsy procedures, postmortem chemistry, time of death estimation, identification methods, gunshot wounds, drowning, electrocution, and child abuse from a medicolegal perspective.

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