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Aids to Forensic Medicine and Toxicology

Aids to Forensic Medicine and Toxicology

by W. G. Aitchison Robertson

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Author
Robertson, W. G. Aitchison (William George Aitchison )
Credits
Produced by Suzanne Lybarger, Brian Janes, Annika Feilbach and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net
Language
English
LoC Class
RA: Medicine: Public aspects of medicine
Subject
Poisons
Category
Text
eBook-No.
19019
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/19019
Release Date
August 10, 2006
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.AIDS — FORENSIC MEDICINE AND TOXICOLOGY
  2. 2.W.G. AITCHISON ROBERTSON — M.D., D.Sc., F.R.C.P.E. — NINTH EDITION — LONDON
  3. 3.PREFACE TO NINTH EDITION
  4. 4.PREFACE TO EIGHTH EDITION
  5. 5.CONTENTS — PART I — FORENSIC MEDICINE — PART II — TOXICOLOGY
  6. 6.AIDS TO FORENSIC MEDICINE AND TOXICOLOGY
  7. 7.PART I — FORENSIC MEDICINE
  8. 8.I.—CRIMES
  9. 9.II.—MEDICAL EVIDENCE
  10. 10.III.—PERSONAL IDENTITY
  11. 11.IV.—EXAMINATION OF PERSONS FOUND DEAD
  12. 12.V.—MODES OF SUDDEN DEATH
  13. 13.VI.—SIGNS OF DEATH
  14. 14.VII.—DEATH FROM ANÆSTHETICS, ETC.
  15. 15.VIII.—PRESUMPTION OF DEATH; SURVIVORSHIP
  16. 16.IX.—ASSAULT, MURDER, MANSLAUGHTER, ETC.
  17. 17.X.—WOUNDS AND MECHANICAL INJURIES
  18. 18.XI.—CONTUSED WOUNDS AND INJURIES UNACCOMPANIED BY SOLUTION OF CONTINUITY
  19. 19.XII.—INCISED WOUNDS AND THOSE ACCOMPANIED BY SOLUTION OF CONTINUITY
  20. 20.XIII.—GUNSHOT WOUNDS
  21. 21.XIV.—WOUNDS OF VARIOUS PARTS OF THE BODY
  22. 22.XV.—DETECTION OF BLOOD-STAINS, ETC.
  23. 23.XVI.—DEATH BY SUFFOCATION
  24. 24.XVII.—DEATH BY HANGING
  25. 25.XVIII.—DEATH BY STRANGULATION
  26. 26.XIX.—DEATH BY DROWNING
  27. 27.XX.—DEATH FROM STARVATION
  28. 28.XXI.—DEATH FROM LIGHTNING AND ELECTRICITY
  29. 29.XXII.—DEATH FROM COLD OR HEAT
  30. 30.XXIII.—PREGNANCY
  31. 31.XXIV.—DELIVERY
  32. 32.XXV.—FŒTICIDE, OR CRIMINAL ABORTION
  33. 33.XXVI.—INFANTICIDE
  34. 34.XXVII.—EVIDENCES OF LIVE BIRTH
  35. 35.XXVIII.—CAUSE OF DEATH IN THE FŒTUS
  36. 36.XXIX.—DURATION OF PREGNANCY
  37. 37.XXX.—VIABILITY OF CHILDREN
  38. 38.XXXI.—LEGITIMACY
  39. 39.XXXII.—SUPERFŒTATION
  40. 40.XXXIII.—INHERITANCE
  41. 41.XXXIV.—IMPOTENCE AND STERILITY
  42. 42.XXXV.—RAPE
  43. 43.XXXVI.—UNNATURAL OFFENCES
  44. 44.XXXVII.—BLACKMAILING
  45. 45.XXXVIII.—MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE
  46. 46.XXXIX.—FEIGNED DISEASES
  47. 47.XL.—MENTAL UNSOUNDNESS
  48. 48.XLI.—IDIOCY, IMBECILITY, CRETINISM
  49. 49.XLII.—DEMENTIA: ACUTE, CHRONIC, SENILE, AND PARALYTIC
  50. 50.XLIII.—MANIA
  51. 51.XLIV.—EXAMINATION OF PERSONS OF UNSOUND MIND
  52. 52.XLV.—THE INEBRIATES ACTS
  53. 53.PART II — TOXICOLOGY
  54. 54.I.—DEFINITION OF A POISON
  55. 55.II.—SALE OF POISONS; SCHEDULED POISONS
  56. 56.III.—ACTION OF POISONS; CLASSIFICATION OF POISONS
  57. 57.IV.—EVIDENCE OF POISONING
  58. 58.V.—SYMPTOMS AND POST-MORTEM APPEARANCES OF DIFFERENT CLASSES OF POISONS
  59. 59.VI.—DUTY OF PRACTITIONER IN SUPPOSED CASE OF POISONING
  60. 60.VII.—TREATMENT OF POISONING
  61. 61.VIII.—DETECTION OF POISONS
  62. 62.IX.—THE MINERAL ACIDS
  63. 63.X.—SULPHURIC ACID
  64. 64.XI.—NITRIC ACID
  65. 65.XII.—HYDROCHLORIC ACID
  66. 66.XIII.—OXALIC ACID
  67. 67.XIV.—CARBOLIC ACID
  68. 68.XV.—POTASH, SODA, AND AMMONIA
  69. 69.XVI.—INORGANIC IRRITANTS
  70. 70.XVII.—CHLORATE OF POTASSIUM, ETC.
  71. 71.XVIII.—BARIUM SALTS
  72. 72.XIX.—IODINE—IODIDE OF POTASSIUM
  73. 73.XX.—PHOSPHORUS
  74. 74.XXI.—ARSENIC AND ITS PREPARATIONS
  75. 75.XXII.—ANTIMONY AND ITS PREPARATIONS
  76. 76.XXIII.—MERCURY AND ITS PREPARATIONS
  77. 77.XXIV.—LEAD AND ITS PREPARATIONS
  78. 78.XXV.—COPPER AND ITS PREPARATIONS
  79. 79.XXVI.—ZINC, SILVER, BISMUTH, AND CHROMIUM
  80. 80.XXVII.—GASEOUS POISONS
  81. 81.XXVIII.—VEGETABLE IRRITANTS
  82. 82.XXIX.—OPIUM AND MORPHINE
  83. 83.XXX.—BELLADONNA, HYOSCYAMUS, AND STRAMONIUM
  84. 84.XXXI.—COCAINE
  85. 85.XXXII.—CAMPHOR
  86. 86.XXXIII.—TETRACHLORETHANE, ETC.
  87. 87.XXXIV.—ALCOHOL, ETHER, AND CHLOROFORM
  88. 88.XXXV.—CHLORAL HYDRATE
  89. 89.XXXVI.—PETROLEUM AND PARAFFIN-OIL
  90. 90.XXXVII.—ANTIPYRINE, ANTIFEBRIN, PHENACETIN, AND ANILINE
  91. 91.XXXVIII.—SULPHONAL, TRIONAL, TETRONAL, VERONAL, PARALDEHYDE
  92. 92.XXXIX.—CONIUM AND CALABAR BEAN
  93. 93.XL.—TOBACCO AND LOBELIA
  94. 94.XLI.—HYDROCYANIC ACID
  95. 95.XLII.—ACONITE
  96. 96.XLIII.—DIGITALIS
  97. 97.XLIV.—NUX VOMICA, STRYCHNINE, AND BRUCINE
  98. 98.XLV.—CANTHARIDES
  99. 99.XLVI.—ABORTIFACIENTS
  100. 100.XLVII.—POISONOUS FUNGI AND TOXIC FOODS
  101. 101.XLVIII.—PTOMAINES OR CADAVERIC ALKALOIDS
  102. 102.INDEX — BAILLIÈRE, TINDALL & COX'S
  103. 103.MANUALS FOR STUDENTS
  104. 104.BOOKS FOR STUDENTS.
  105. 105.STUDENTS' AIDS SERIES.

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