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Forensics in dermatology: Part I
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DOI：10.1016/j.jaad.2010.05.050.png)
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Examination of the skin and adnexae is a critical part of the forensic examination. Little information on forensic sciences has been published in the dermatologic literature. Correct forensic terminology and documentation of dermatologic findings is of critical importance in forensic investigations. The skin may reveal clues to the identity of an individual and the time and method of death or injury. Normal postmortem changes in the skin are described along with pseudopathology and damage from postmortem animal activity. The forensic classification of types of injuries is introduced in this first of a two-part paper on forensics in dermatology. (J Am Acad Dermatol 2011;64:801-8.)
Keywords:
abuse
bioterrorism
forensic medicine
gunshot wounds
homicide
neglect
poisoning
pseudopathology of skin
self-inflicted injury
suicide
torture
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