The advancement of technology and its developments have provided the forensic sciences
with many cutting-edge tools, devices, and applications, allowing forensics a better and …

The beginning of post-mortem evaluation studies through minimally invasive procedures
began between 1800 and 1930. It started with Dr. Howard Kelly and was later followed by …

AIM To investigate the reliability of post-mortem computed tomography (PMCT) in a case
series of homicides involving blunt-force, sharp-force, and ballistic trauma. MATERIALS …

Anatomy is increasingly taught using computer‐assisted learning tools, including electronic
interactive anatomy dissection tables. Anatomage was he first virtual anatomy dissection …

Imaging innovations assume a necessary part irrespective of the considerable evolution in
the discipline of forensic anthropology. Thus, enables the anthropologist to record the site …

The computed tomography (CT) technique has attracted much attention as a promising tool
for non-invasive diagnosis and examination in the field of forensic science. The purpose of …

Forensic odontology is a specialty of dental sciences that deals with dental evidence in the
interest of the justice system. The science of autopsy has been develo** from the ancient …

Background Rib fractures are common and potentially life-threatening. Fast and correct
detection as well as comprehensive visual overview of rib fractures are of clinical and …

Mummification refers to a process of desiccation with loss of up to 60–70% of the body
weight. It may be unintentional when a body is exposed to dry heat, extreme cold or to …

Since well-functioning criminal investigations and proceedings are crucial parts of a society
governed by the rule of law, it is essential to understand whether and how they are impacted …