Issue 3/2014
Content (30 Articles)
The Soria Moria approach to pediatric forensic issues
Roger W. Byard, Henry F. Krous, Torleiv O. Rognum
Species identification of protected carpet pythons suitable for degraded forensic samples
Sherryn Ciavaglia, Stephen Donnellan, Julianne Henry, Adrian Linacre
The use of magnetic resonance imaging to examine ossification of the proximal tibial epiphysis for forensic age estimation in living individuals
Jan Alexander Krämer, Sven Schmidt, Kai-Uwe Jürgens, Markus Lentschig, Andreas Schmeling, Volker Vieth
Survival and development of the forensically important blow fly, Calliphora varifrons (Diptera: Calliphoridae) at constant temperatures
Sasha C. Voss, David F. Cook, Wei-Feng Hung, Ian R. Dadour
DNA and RNA analysis of blood and muscle from bodies with variable postmortem intervals
Jakob Hansen, Iana Lesnikova, Anette Mariane Daa Funder, Jytte Banner
An evaluation of two conducted electrical weapons using a swine comparative cardiac safety model
Donald M. Dawes, Jeffrey D. Ho, Johanna C. Moore, Andrew P. Laudenbach, Robert F. Reardon, James R. Miner
Early evidence kits in sexual assault: an observational study of spermatozoa detection in urine and other forensic specimens
Debbie A. Smith, Laurance G. Webb, Angelika I. Fennell, Elizabeth A. Nathan, Christine A. Bassindale, Maureen A. Phillips
The presence of enterovirus, adenovirus, and parvovirus B19 in myocardial tissue samples from autopsies: an evaluation of their frequencies in deceased individuals with myocarditis and in non-inflamed control hearts
Trine Skov Nielsen, Jakob Hansen, Lars Peter Nielsen, Ulrik Thorngren Baandrup, Jytte Banner
Radiological analysis of hand and foot injuries after small aircraft crashes
Bela Kubat, Tessa Korthout, Gert van Ingen, Louk A. C. Rietveld, Henri M. de Bakker
Analysis of suspected wildlife crimes submitted for forensic examinations in Scotland
Caroline Millins, Fiona Howie, Charles Everitt, Michael Shand, Catherine Lamm
Immersion-related deaths in infants and children: autopsy experience from a specialist center
Andrew R. Bamber, Jeremy W. Pryce, Michael T. Ashworth, Neil J. Sebire
Maori heads (mokomokai): the usefulness of a complete forensic analysis procedure
Philippe Charlier, Isabelle Huynh-Charlier, Luc Brun, Julie Champagnat, Laetitia Laquay, Christian Hervé
Characterization of Bacillus strains and hoax agents by protein profiling using automated microfluidic capillary electrophoresis
Jessica McLaughlin, Michelle Nelson, Dennis McNevin, Paul Roffey, Michelle E. Gahan
Forensic aspects of carbon monoxide poisoning by charcoal burning in Denmark, 2008–2012: an autopsy based study
Pia Rude Nielsen, Alexandra Gheorghe, Niels Lynnerup
Can early myocardial infarction-related deaths be diagnosed using postmortem urotensin receptor expression levels?
Mustafa Talip Sener, Emre Karakus, Zekai Halici, Erol Akpinar, Atilla Topcu, Ahmet Nezih Kok
Homicide or suicide? Xylophagia: a possible explanation for extraordinary autopsy findings
Anke Klein, Carolin Schröder, Axel Heinemann, Klaus Püschel
Fatal accidental ingestion of 35 % hydrogen peroxide by a 2-year-old female: case report and literature review
Francesca Indorato, Cataldo Raffino, Filippa Maria Tropea, Nunziata Barbera, Angela Grieco, Giovanni Bartoloni
A case of suicide by ingestion of caffeine
Alessandro Bonsignore, Sara Sblano, Fulvia Pozzi, Francesco Ventura, Alessandro Dell’Erba, Cristian Palmiere
Sudden unexpected death in the setting of undiagnosed Graves’ disease
Matthew J. Lynch, Noel W. F. Woodford
Arterial calcifications from mummified materials: use of micro-CT-scan for histological differential diagnosis
Philippe Charlier, Patricia Wils, Alain Froment, Isabelle Huynh-Charlier
The pathological features of Wernicke encephalopathy
Kelly Olds, Neil E. I. Langlois, Peter Blumbergs, Roger W. Byard
Could the Shroud of Turin be an effect of post-mortem changes?
Lucia Tattoli, Michael Tsokos, Claas Buschmann
Ant activity as a source of postmortem bleeding
Karen J. Heath, Roger W. Byard
A suspected case of coronary periarteritis due to IgG4-related disease as a cause of ischemic heart disease
Nobukazu Ishizaka
Is histological examination always necessary to determine a cause of death? Of course it is!
Fabio De-Giorgio, Giuseppe Vetrugno