A 54‐year‐old woman was found deceased with incised wounds of both sides of her neck
and both wrists. Postmortem CT scanning revealed air in the heart and in the dural veins in …

I recently consulted on a case in which the crime of sodomy was additionally charged in an
obvious child abuse case. The 3-year-old victim suffered extensive closed head trauma and …

We report 2 cases in which catheter guide wires were useful for detection of vascular injury
site. Case 1: A woman was died of hemorrhagic shock after being slashed at the extremities …

We have read with great interest the article BExsanguination from a puncture wound to
arteriovenous fistula as the method of suicide in a chronic kidney disease patient Bwhere …

Commentary on: Langlois NEI, Byard RW. Arterial perfusion-a useful technique for evaluating
incised wounds. J Forensic Sci https://doi.org/10.1111/1556-4029.13682. Epub 2017 Oct 30 …

Forensic pathologists have to deal with post-mortem changes of the human body. Those
post-mortem phenomena are familiar and largely described in thanatology. However …

During expert testimony in court, forensic pathologists are often asked to estimate the length
of survival following fatal injuries. Though it is impossible to be precise, fatal vascular trauma …

Identification of vascular injuries is crucial for complete postmortem evaluation and
understanding of trauma deaths by the Medical Examiner. Some vascular injuries are …

We read with great interest the recent case report by Živcović et al.[1] reporting a suicide
death by exsanguination from a puncture wound to an arteriovenous fistula using a Swiss …

Posttraumatic cerebral infarction resulting from carotid or cerebral artery occlusion is rare.
Traumatic dissection of the carotid artery is the most frequent cause of infarction, whereas …