Forensic identification of injuries and diseases

Author: Fan Lihua et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: With the continuous improvement of socialist democracy and legal system construction, as well as the enhancement of public legal awareness, the requirements for forensic medical examination have become increasingly stringent. When medical examination is requested by judicial personnel or parties involved, in addition to clarifying the primary degree of injury, it is also necessary to determine the diseases that arise after the injury and their relationship with the injury. To meet the needs of such forensic examination and improve the scientific accuracy of conclusions, the authors reviewed a vast number of classic domestic and international works and literature, combining their extensive experience in medicine and forensic medicine. This book addresses the diagnosis, differential diagnosis of post-injury diseases across various body systems, as well as the difficulties and ambiguities in forensic examination. From the perspectives of medicine and forensic medicine, it systematically introduces the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of post-injury diseases in different body systems, as well as the determination of causal relationships between injury and diseases. The book primarily covers the following areas: injury and internal medicine diseases, injury and surgical diseases, injury and reproductive system diseases, injury and skin diseases, injury and mental diseases, injury and ophthalmology/otolaryngology diseases, injury and oral diseases, injury and tumors, and injury and psychosomatic diseases.