Principles of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology

Section 1:: Forensic Medicine
1. Forensic Medicine:: Meaning and Importance
2. Legal Procedure
3. Medical Jurisprudence
4. Identification
5. Forensic Osteology
6. DNA Profiling
7. Death and Changes after Death
8. Medicolegal Autopsy
9. Injury:: General Considerations and Biophysics
10. Mechanical Injury
11. Firearm Injuries and Bomb Blast Injuries
12. Regional Injuries
13. Road Traffic Accidents
14. Injury:: Medicolegal Considerations
15. Injuries due to Cold, Heat, Electricity and Lightning
16. Violent Asphyxia
17. Virginity, Sexual Offenses and Perversions
18. Impotence, Sterility and Sterilization xv
19. Pregnancy and Delivery
20. Abortion and Medical Termination of Pregnancy
21. Infant Deaths and Female Feticide
22. Legitimacy, Paternity and
23. Assisted Reproduction
24. Starvation
25. Euthanasia
26. Human Rights, Torture and Medical Ethics
27. Medicolegal Aspects of AIDS
28. Anesthetic and Operative Deaths
29. Medicolegal Aspects of Embalming
30. Forensic Psychiatry
31. Trace Evidences
32. Forensic Science Laboratory
Section 2:: Toxicology
33. Toxicology:: General Considerations
34. Toxicology:: Medicolegal Considerations
35. Corrosive Poisons
36. Inorganic Irritants:: Nonmetallic Poisons
37. Inorganic Irritants:: Metallic Poisons
38. Organic Irritants:: Plants
39. Organic Irritants:: Animal Bites and Stings
40. Mechanical Irritants
41. Pesticides
42. Cardiac Poisons
43. Somniferous Poisons
44. Inebriant Poisons
45. Deliriant Poisons
46. Spinal Poisons
47. Peripheral Nerve Poisons
48. Asphyxiants
49. Food Poisoning
50. Drug Dependence and Abuse
51. War Gases