Principles of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology

Description

The Principles of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology depicts legal procedure, medical jurisprudence, medical evidence, legal aspects of medical practice related to forensic medicine and toxicology. Major topics of discussion include consumer protection act, a procedure in court, or ethics and medical research related to toxicology, forensic osteology, regional injuries, road traffic accidents, thermal injuries, violent asphyxia, assisted reproduction, starvation, euthanasia, medicolegal aspects of embalming, anaesthetic and operative deaths, trace evidence, and medicolegal aspects of AIDS. Management of toxicology, diagnosis of poisoning, corrosive poisons, inorganic irritants, organic irritants, mechanical irritants, pesticides, cardiac poisons, somniferous poisons, inebriant poisons, peripheral nerve poisons, asphyxiants, and food poisoning are briefly discussed. Forensic osteology is added and aimed to cater theoretical and practical need of students. Latest trends in management of poisoned patients have been included.