Forensic science international

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  Año 2004, Vol. 144, Número 2

  • Preface

    B. Madea

    pág. 83

    

  • Foreword

    W. Eisenmenger

    pág. 85

    

  • 100 Years of the German Society of Forensic Medicine

    V. Schneider

    págs. 87-88

    

  • On the prehistory of the German Society of Legal Medicine

    Hans Joachim Wagner

    págs. 89-93

    

  • The history of the German Society of Forensic Medicine

    W. Krauland

    págs. 95-108

    

  • Portraits of some founders of the German Society of Legal Medicine

    B. Madea, J. Preuß

    págs. 109-112

    

  • The history of forensic medicine in times of the Weimar republic and national socialism¿an approach

    E. Lignitz

    págs. 113-124

    

  • Persecution of Jewish forensic pathologists

    H. Strauch, I. Wirth

    págs. 125-127

    

  • Forensic medicine in the German Democratic Republic

    I. Wirth, H. Strauch, G. Geserick

    págs. 129-136

    

  • Legal medicine in the Federal Republic of Germany and after reunification

    M. Graw, F. Fischer, W. Eisenmenger

    págs. 137-141

    

  • Austrian forensic medicine

    G. Bauer

    págs. 143-149

    

  • Legal medicine in Switzerland

    Michael Th. Mund, Walter Bär

    págs. 151-155

    

  • Research in forensic neurotraumatology

    H. Bratzke

    págs. 157-165

    

  • Estimation of the time since death in the early post-mortem period

    C. Henßge, B. Madea

    págs. 167-175

    

  • Blood alcohol/congeners of alcoholic beverages

    D. Krause, H. D. Wehner

    págs. 177-183

    

  • History of forensic serology and molecular genetics in the sphere of activity of the German Society for Forensic Medicine

    D. Patzelt

    págs. 185-191

    

  • Traumatology of the traffic accident¿dead people for the safety in traffic

    F. Schueler, R. Mattern, D. Kallieris

    págs. 193-200

    

  • Gunshot injuries as a topic of medicolegal research in the German-speaking countries from the beginning of the 20th century up to the present time

    M. A. Rothschild, S. Pollak

    págs. 201-210

    

  • Asphyxia-related deaths

    K. Püschel, E. Türk, H. Lach

    págs. 211-214

    

  • 100 Years of toxicology in the German society of legal medicine

    T. Daldrup, E. Klug

    págs. 215-220

    

  • Vitality and time course of wounds

    M. Oehmichen

    págs. 221-231

    

  • Forensic radiology in German-speaking area

    Richard Dirnhofer, M. Thali

    págs. 233-242

    

  • Forensic age diagnostics of living people undergoing criminal proceedings

    A. Schmeling, G. Geserick, A. Olze, W. Reisinger

    págs. 243-245

    

  • Sudden infant death¿focus subject of medico-legal research

    K. S. Saternus

    págs. 247-253

    

  • The contribution of forensic medicine to forensic anthropology in German-speaking countries

    T. Riepert, M. A. Rothschild, K. H. Schiwy Bochat

    págs. 255-258

    

  • The history of forensic entomology in German-speaking countries

    R. Zehner, R. Krettek, K. Püschel, H. Bratzke, H. Klotzbach, J. Amendt

    págs. 259-263

    

  • Malpractice¿role of the forensic pathologist in Germany

    J. Preuß, R. Dettmeyer, B. Madea

    págs. 265-267

    

  • Clinical forensic medicine and its main fields of activity from the foundation of the German Society of Legal Medicine until today

    S. Pollak

    págs. 269-283

    

  • The centenary of the German Association of Legal Medicine¿from its foundation in 1904 to 21st century Legal Medicine: 3. Organs of publication

    H. Lach, K. Püschel, E. Türk, S. Pollak

    págs. 285-288

    

  • Textbooks on legal Medicine in the German-speaking Countries

    W. Keil, A. Berzlanovich, B. Madea

    págs. 289-302