Journal Volume: 56
Journal Issue: 1
Journal Year: 2011
Articles in SafetyLit: 12

A revisitation of the most common methods of autoerotic activity leading to death based on the new standardized classification of asphyxia. (Letter to the editor)

Amussat's Sign in Hanging-A Prospective Autopsy Study

Antidepressants at Autopsy in Hispanic Suicidal Youth in Miami-Dade County, Florida

Association of Ignitable Liquid Residues to Neat Ignitable Liquids in the Presence of Matrix Interferences Using Chemometric Procedures

Commentary on: Hlastala MP. Paradigm shift for the alcohol breath test. J Forensic Sci 2010;55(2):451-6

Commentary on: Sauvageau A, Boghossian E. Classification of asphyxia: the need for standardization. J Forensic Sci 2010;55(5):1259-67

Commentary on: Semon MD. Review of: Mathematical Methods for Accident Reconstruction. J Forensic Sci 2010;55(4):1138-9

Experimental Study of Bite Mark Injuries by Digital Analysis

Laryngeal Choking on Food and Acute Ethanol Intoxication in Adults-An Autopsy Study

Planned Complex Occupation-related Suicide by Captive-bolt Gunshot and Hanging

The Conviction of Dr. Crippen: New Forensic Findings in a Century-Old Murder

The Role of Fantasy in a Serial Sexual Offender: A Brief Review of the Literature and a Case Report