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ISSN: 0972-8066 (CD version)
ISSN: 0972-8074 (Online version)
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Editorial
Webward Ho!
by Anil Aggrawal, India
Papers |
Homicide And Suicide In Benin City, Nigeria by W. O. Akhiwu, S. O. Nwosu and J. U. Aligbe, Nigeria |
| S.O. Nwosu |
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Abnormally Delayed Healing Of A Bruise - A Case Report by P.K. Paliwal, B.L. Sirohiwal, Vijay Pal, N. Agarwal, D.R. Yadav, Rohtak, India |
| B.L.Sirohiwal |
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by Akiyoshi Nishimura, Sono Sawada, Ikuko Ushiyama, Akio Tanegashima, Tokiko Nakagawa, Keiko Ikemoto, Yoshio Yamamoto, Keiji Satoh, Steven Rand, Bernd Brinkmann and Katsuji Nishi, Japan |
| A. Nishimura |
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Sexual Crimes Against Women: Scenario In Delhi by N.K.Aggarwal, M.S.Bhatia, B.B.L.Agarwal, New Delhi, India |
| N.K.Aggarwal |
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Overview of Pattern recognition and image processing in forensic science by Zeno Geradts and Jurrien Bijhold, Netherlands Forensic Institute, Netherlands |
| Zeno Geradts |
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Road traffic accident mortalities in Port Harcourt, Nigeria by N. Eke, E.N. Etebu, S.O. Nwosu, Departments of Surgery and Anatomical Pathology, University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital, Port Harcourt, Nigeria |
| Ndubuisi Eke |
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Effect of burns on speech by S.K. Verma, G. Biswas, S.Navneethan, B.B.L.Agarwal, Department of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology and Casualty, University College of Medical Sciences & GTB Hospital, Dilshad Garden, Delhi - 110 095, India |
| S.K. Verma |
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Teaching of undergraduate Forensic Medicine in the Malaysian medical curriculum and the Medico-legal responsibilities of the Malaysian medical graduate by George Paul, Department of Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Malaya, Lembah Pentai, 50603 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
| George Paul |
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Non-Accidental Injuries Associated With Convulsions In Port Harcourt, Nigeria by Ifeoma Anochie and I B Graham-Douglas, Department of Paediatrics, University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital, Port Harcourt, Nigeria |
| Ifeoma Anochie |
(Now abstracts of all the above papers available in German and French. Some selected papers have abstracts in Italian, Portuguese and Spanish too!)
Click on all authors' photographs to enlarge them. Click on the names of the papers to go to the papers.
N. B. There is an ongoing contest regarding the best paper published in this issue. The winner would be decided by the letters and emails reaching the journal office.
Scrolls of Honor (Cumulative Index)
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A Postmortem Study Of Abdominal And Pelvic Trauma In Central Delhi, Thesis for M.D. Forensic Medicine by Akash Jhanjee submitted to the University of Delhi for the Degree of Doctor of Medicine (Forensic Medicine)
by Dr. Akash Jhanjee, M.D. Forensic Medicine
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| Dr. Akash Jhanjee |
Coming Soon - An excellent thesis with a storehouse of practical and exhaustively researched information on Aluminium Phosphide!
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Acute Aluminium Phosphide Poisoning (A Medico-Legal Study in Jaipur), a dissertation submitted to the University of Rajasthan for the Degree of Doctor of Medicine (Forensic Medicine) by Dr. Shiv R. Kochar, M.D. Pathology
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| Dr. Shiv R. Kochar |
Do you want your thesis/Dissertation to be hosted over the net? This way a lot more professionals from many more nations would read your dissertation and the citation index of your thesis could go up dramatically. Click the link below to submit your thesis electronically. If found acceptable by our International Board of Editors, you would be informed by Email, in which case you would be required to send a copy of the actual thesis at the journal address, along with a signed declaration. For more details, please read the Thesis Submission Guidelines.
Undergraduate Section In the following new section, we would regularly be giving important practical material for undergraduate students appearing in their medical examinations. The articles may serve as good review material for senior forensic practitioners too.
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Age estimation in the living - Some Medicolegal Considerations by Anil Aggrawal
[Please Click here to visit the cumulative index of all undergraduate material appearing in this journal.] |
Postgraduate Section In the following new section, we would regularly be giving important practical material for postgraduate students appearing in their medical examinations. The articles may serve as good review material for senior forensic practitioners too.
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Lithium Toxicity - A review by Anil Aggrawal
[Please Click here to visit the cumulative index of all postgraduate material appearing in this journal.] |
Doyens of Forensic Science and Medicine|
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Lallukhum Fimate (1950-)
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Dr. L. Fimate |
Reviews |
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(This section reviews popular as well as technical books on Forensic Science, Forensic Medicine and allied subjects. Books on tape and Books on CD are also reviewed from time to time. In addition, maps, charts, diagrams, models, calenders, various kinds of software and multimedia such as Video tapes, CDs and DVDs related to crime, horror, suspense, mystery, criminology, police science and administration, forensic medicine, forensic pathology and allied subjects are also reviewed)
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Letters to the EditorLetters
Conference News|
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Forthcoming Forensic Conferences
XXII National Conference of the IAFM, 2001 at Jaipur Organizing secretary - Professor M.R. Goyal
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Dr. M.R. Goyal |
Do you know of a future forensic conference which doesn't appear in the above pages? Well, why don't you tell us and we would be glad to put the relevant information on our pages. If the conference has a site, let us know of the site address, and we would place a link to that site.
Yes, I would like to tell you about a conference
Interview |
Interview
An exclusive interview with Friedrich H. Lux, Designer of the bestseller Tread Assistant 1999 (Tire Guides International) |
| Friedrich H. Lux |
Discussion ForumShould medicolegal services be thrown open to the Private Sector?
Want to post your views to this question? Or may be you have new questions or problems in mind which you want us to take up here? Click the E-mail link below to contact us, so that your views, questions, problems etc could be put over the net.
Great URLs of this issueClick here to enter.
Coffee BreakAll right! So you are done with the hard core forensics for the time being. Pick up your coffee cups and Come with me to have a coffee break.
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Next Issue Highlights (Vol. 2, No. 1 : Jan - June 2001)DNA contamination at scenes of crime and in mortuaries (Editorial) by G. N Rutty, UK
Dental Identification Using One Unique Tooth by Bryan Chrz, USA
Risk Assessment of the Umtata General Hospital's Mortuary in the Former Republic of Transkei, Umtata, Eastern Cape by B.L. Meel, South Africa
Your expectations in 2005 by Zeno Geradts, Netherlands
Road traffic accidents in the developing world: who are liable? by N Eke, Nigeria
N. B. Due to unprecedented success of this journal and consequent rush of papers, the board of editors is receiving many papers from allied specialties such as surgery, pediatrics, ophthalmology. It has been decided to accommodate a few of such papers (having some forensic content) under the category "Invited Papers". The paper by Han CG Kemper et. al. in the next issue comes in this category.
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