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Forensic Odontology - Principles and Practice

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

22.01.2016

Herausgeber

Jane Taylor + weitere

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

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464

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25/17,5/3 cm

Gewicht

989 g

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1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-118-86444-9

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Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

22.01.2016

Herausgeber

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

Seitenzahl

464

Maße (L/B/H)

25/17,5/3 cm

Gewicht

989 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-118-86444-9

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Libri GmbH
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DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Forensic Odontology - Principles and Practice
  • Contributors xiv

    Dedications xvi

    Preface xviii

    1 Foundation knowledge in forensic odontology 1
    Jules A. Kieser, Jane A. Taylor, Zaf Khouri and Maurice Churton

    Introduction 1

    A short history of forensic odontology 2

    Forensic odontology in Australia 5

    Forensic odontology in New Zealand 10

    Working as an odontologist 19

    References 20

    2 Jurisprudence and forensic practice 23
    David L. Ranson

    Legal systems and the healthcare community 23

    Types of law 28

    The coronial system 32

    The investigators within the coroner's jurisdiction 38

    Court procedures and the expert medical witness 41

    Report writing 57

    Reference 63

    Recommended reading 63

    3 Anatomy and morphology 64
    Mark Leedham and Erin F. Hutchinson

    Dental anatomy and morphology 64

    Osteology of the juvenile and adult craniofacial complex 77

    References 130

    4 Forensic pathology 134
    David L. Ranson and Norman Firth

    The role of the forensic pathologist 134

    The medico-legal autopsy 135

    Radiological examination 140

    External examination 141

    Internal examination 144

    Post-autopsy procedures 154

    Injuries 155

    Injury and cause of death 165

    References 166

    Recommended reading 166

    5 Human identification 167
    Stephen Knott

    Human identification 167

    Methods of identification 168

    Human dentition 169

    Role of the primary identifiers 171

    Ante-mortem dental data 173

    Radiographic images: facial sinuses and anatomical features within the bone 176

    Superimposition 178

    Facial reconstruction 179

    References 183

    6 Mortuary techniques 185
    Alain G. Middleton

    The dental post-mortem 185

    Components of a dental post-mortem 186

    Equipment - basic requirements 186

    'Tools of the trade' 188

    Radiographic equipment 192

    CT scanning equipment 192

    Teeth for DNA analysis 192

    The 'what and how' 193

    Recording of the findings 197

    Procedure - putting it all together 203

    Reporting recording of results 207

    Reference 208

    7 Age assessment 209
    Richard Bassed, Jeremy Graham and Jane A. Taylor

    Introduction 209

    Some history of age assessment 211

    A brief review of dental development 212

    Developments in dental-age assessment 214

    Current age-estimation methods 215

    Australasian specific research in dental age estimation 217

    Concluding remarks 221

    References 224

    8 Bite marks 228
    Alex Forrest and Alistair Soon

    Introduction 228

    Describing bite marks 229

    The process of biting and how it relates to bite marks 235

    The individuality of the dentition and its transfer to the bite mark 236

    Imaging in bite mark cases 238

    Undertaking the case 249

    Presenting bite mark evidence in court 273

    Sources of potential distortion and error in bite mark cases 275

    Limitations of bite mark analysis and reporting the outcomes of bite mark comparisons 277

    Can we determine the age of the biter from the injury arch dimensions? 279

    Can we visually age bite marks? 280

    Swabbing for DNA 280

    Conclusion 281

    Future directions 282

    References 283

    9 Forensic odontology in disaster victim identification 286
    Hugh G. Trengrove

    Disasters and disaster planning 286

    DVI phase 1: the Scene phase 298

    DVI phase 2: the Post-mortem phase 310

    DVI phase 3: the Ante-mortem phase 323

    DVI phase 4: the Reconciliation phase 327

    DVI phase 5: the Debrief 331

    References 335

    10 Forensic anthropology 336
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