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Forensic Sciences in Clinical Medicine

Forensic Sciences in Clinical Medicine



Author: William R. Andersen
Edition: 1st
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0397587775



Forensic Sciences in Clinical Medicine: A Case Study Approach


Shows you how the body reacts to traumatic events. Medical books Forensic Sciences in Clinical Medicine. .so injuries can be better identified, assessed, and treated! In this brand-new book, Dr. William Anderson looks at injury patterns resulting from physical, chemical, and environmental agents. His easy-to-follow discussions help you to: - Recognise the unique and reproducible characteristics of different pathologic changes - Describe the effect of trauma on the human body using methods such as gross observation Medical books Forensic Sciences In Clinical Medicine: A Case Study Approach. Forensic Medical Diagnostic Services of Orlando Heathrow FL Presents pathology case studies for the purpose of introducing injury patterns to pathologists trauma surgeons and ER physicians Evaluates patterns of injury and the use of this data for the care of future traum patients Color and halftone illustrations DNLM Wounds Injuries pathology

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Forensic Medical Diagnostic Services of Orlando Heathrow FL Presents pathology case studies for the purpose of introducing injury patterns to pathologists trauma surgeons and ER physicians Evaluates patterns of injury and the use of this data for the care of future traum patients Color and halftone illustrations DNLM Wounds Injuries pathology

This book is written by William R. Anderson Published by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins In 1998 and is available in Hardback Usually Ships in 3 Days.

Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. VG. 1998. Hardcover. Minor shelf wear. Pages clean binding solid. ; 255 pages .

format hardback language english publication year 01 01 1989 series banbury report s subject medicine subject 2 clinical medicine professional title dna technology and forensic science author ballantyne jack sensabaugh george witkowski jan editor publisher cold spring harbor laboratory pr publication date jan 01 1990 pages 368 binding hardcover dimensions 6 50 wx 9 50 hx 1 00 d isbn 0879692324 subject medical general description molecular biologists legal authorities forensic scientists and po



Medical Book Forensic Sciences in Clinical Medicine



.so injuries can be better identified, assessed, and treated! In this brand-new book, Dr. William Anderson looks at injury patterns resulting from physical, chemical, and environmental agents. His easy-to-follow discussions help you to: - Recognise the unique and reproducible characteristics of different pathologic changes - Describe the effect of trauma on the human body using methods such as gross observation...histologic interpretation...and biochemical, toxicological, and microbiological analysis - Grasp the connection between the magnitude of the traumatic force and the degree of the injury - Apply pathologic data to the clinical evaluation and treatment of the patient Understand the surgical pathology of trauma - Properly handle and document forensic evidence, including bullets, fibers, and clothing. Plus ...more than 700 illustrations--including 325 in full colour --give you a true-to-life view of the pathology of trauma. This ground-breaking resource will be an essential guide for anyone interested in injury patterns

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