Introduction to Forensic Pediatrics and Obstetrics

Author: Lin Yuanyi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is primarily intended for forensic pathologists working on the front line of public security, as well as teachers and students in related fields at higher education institutions. Based on the principles of scientific and practical application, it systematically introduces the anatomical and physiological characteristics of the female reproductive system; forensic identification of female pregnancy; identification of female development and acquired abnormalities; forensic identification of female victims of violent crimes; forensic identification of common female sudden deaths; forensic identification of obstetrics and gynecology medical disputes; anatomical and physiological characteristics of infants and newborns; injuries to minors under violent acts; sudden deaths and medical disputes involving minors; and the role of forensic anthropology in the forensic identification of juvenile crimes and deaths. This book organically integrates modern forensic medicine theory with the technical expertise of pediatric forensic medicine, striving to comprehensively and systematically present the general basic theories and knowledge of pediatric forensic medicine. It pays attention to reflecting the latest achievements in pediatric forensic medicine practice in recent years, with clear knowledge points and well-organized content. It can serve as both a practical guide for forensic practitioners and a reference book for teachers and students in public security, medical, and law schools. The book consists of nine chapters. The first six chapters primarily cover knowledge related to the forensic anatomy of the female reproductive system and obstetrics and gynecology medical disputes, including the anatomy and physiological characteristics of the female reproductive system, the development and acquired abnormalities of reproductive organs, forensic identification of pregnancy, female victims, sudden deaths, and obstetrics and gynecology medical disputes. The last three chapters primarily introduce forensic knowledge related to infants and newborns, including the anatomy and physiology of infants and newborns, forensic identification of injuries and crimes involving minors. The book is divided into nine chapters, with the first six chapters primarily covering knowledge related to the forensic anatomy of the female reproductive system and obstetrics and gynecology medical disputes, including the anatomy and physiological characteristics of the female reproductive system, the development and acquired abnormalities of reproductive organs, forensic identification of pregnancy, female victims, sudden deaths, and obstetrics and gynecology medical disputes. The last three chapters primarily introduce the anatomy and physiology of infants and newborns, forensic identification of injuries and crimes involving minors. The book is primarily intended for forensic pathologists working on the front line of public security, as well as teachers and students in related fields at higher education institutions.