Journal of Forensic Sciences · 1992 · 14 citations · 3 references
MedicinePathologyAutopsy PathologyForensic PathologyInjury SurveillanceBlunt Force InjuryInjury ClassificationTrauma AnalysisTraumatic InjuryBlunt Force Injury ClassificationBlunt Force Trauma AssessmentDeath CasesImpactsPatterned InjuriesPatterned Injury RecognitionPatterned Trauma
Prompt recognition of patterned injuries by the forensic pathologist can greatly facilitate the investigation and resolution of injury and death cases. Careful observation and description of injuries may provide identification of an assault or murder weapon and contribute to the reconstruction of circumstances of injury. The two cases herein described manifest unusual and distinctive injuries resulting from multiple impacts by adjustable crescent wrenches. Detailed photographs and descriptions of these injuries are provided.
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Individual and class characteristics of tools.
Burd Dq, Gilmore Ae · PubMed · 1968 · 38 citations
Patterned Injury and Its Evidentiary Value
Journal of Forensic Sciences · 1986 · 15 citations
Social Sciences, Criminology, Crime +12