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Aids to Forensic Medicine and Toxicology

by W. G. Aitchison Robertson

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  1. 1M.D., D.Sc., F.R.C.P.E.
  2. 2Preface to Ninth Edition
  3. 3Preface to Eighth Edition
  4. 4Part I — Forensic Medicine
  5. 5II — Medical Evidence
  6. 6III — Personal Identity
  7. 7IV — Examination of Persons found Dead
  8. 8V — Modes of Sudden Death
  9. 9VI — Signs of Death
  10. 10VII — Death from Anæsthetics, etc.
  11. 11VIII — Presumption of Death; Survivorship
  12. 12IX — Assault, Murder, Manslaughter, etc.
  13. 13X — Wounds and Mechanical Injuries
  14. 14XI — Contused Wounds and Injuries Unaccompanied by Solution of Cont…
  15. 15XII — Incised Wounds and Those Accompanied by Solution of Continuity
  16. 16XIII — Gunshot Wounds
  17. 17XIV — Wounds of Various Parts of the Body
  18. 18XV — Detection of Blood-Stains, etc.
  19. 19XVI — Death by Suffocation
  20. 20XVII — Death by Hanging
  21. 21XVIII — Death by Strangulation
  22. 22XIX — Death by Drowning
  23. 23XX — Death from Starvation
  24. 24XXI — Death from Lightning and Electricity
  25. 25XXII — Death from Cold or Heat
  26. 26XXIII — Pregnancy
  27. 27XXIV — Delivery
  28. 28XXV — Fœticide, or Criminal Abortion
  29. 29XXVI — Infanticide
  30. 30XXVII — Evidences of Live Birth
  31. 31XXVIII — Cause of Death in the Fœtus
  32. 32XXIX — Duration of Pregnancy
  33. 33XXX — Viability of Children
  34. 34XXXI — Legitimacy
  35. 35XXXII — Superfœtation
  36. 36XXXIII — Inheritance
  37. 37XXXIV — Impotence and Sterility
  38. 38XXXV — Rape
  39. 39XXXVI — Unnatural Offences
  40. 40XXXVII — Blackmailing
  41. 41XXXVIII — Marriage and Divorce
  42. 42XXXIX — Feigned Diseases
  43. 43XL — Mental Unsoundness
  44. 44XLI — Idiocy, Imbecility, Cretinism
  45. 45XLII — Dementia: Acute, Chronic, Senile, and Paralytic
  46. 46XLIII — Mania
  47. 47XLIV — Examination of Persons of Unsound Mind
  48. 48XLV — The Inebriates Acts
  49. 49Part II — Toxicology
  50. 50II — Sale of Poisons; Scheduled Poisons
  51. 51III — Action of Poisons; Classification of Poisons
  52. 52IV — Evidence of Poisoning
  53. 53V — Symptoms and Post-Mortem Appearances of Different Classes of Po…
  54. 54VI — Duty of Practitioner in Supposed Case of Poisoning
  55. 55VII — Treatment of Poisoning
  56. 56VIII — Detection of Poisons
  57. 57IX — The Mineral Acids
  58. 58X — Sulphuric Acid
  59. 59XI — Nitric Acid
  60. 60XII — Hydrochloric Acid
  61. 61XIII — Oxalic Acid
  62. 62XIV — Carbolic Acid
  63. 63XV — Potash, Soda, and Ammonia
  64. 64XVI — Inorganic Irritants
  65. 65XVII — Chlorate of Potassium, etc.
  66. 66XVIII — Barium Salts
  67. 67XIX — Iodine — Iodide of Potassium
  68. 68XX — Phosphorus
  69. 69XXI — Arsenic and its Preparations
  70. 70XXII — Antimony and its Preparations
  71. 71XXIII — Mercury and its Preparations
  72. 72XXIV — Lead and its Preparations
  73. 73XXV — Copper and its Preparations
  74. 74XXVI — Zinc, Silver, Bismuth, and Chromium
  75. 75XXVII — Gaseous Poisons
  76. 76XXVIII — Vegetable Irritants
  77. 77XXIX — Opium and Morphine
  78. 78XXX — Belladonna, Hyoscyamus, and Stramonium
  79. 79XXXI — Cocaine
  80. 80XXXII — Camphor
  81. 81XXXIII — Tetrachlorethane, etc.
  82. 82XXXIV — Alcohol, Ether, and Chloroform
  83. 83XXXV — Chloral Hydrate
  84. 84XXXVI — Petroleum and Paraffin-Oil
  85. 85XXXVII — Antipyrine, Antifebrin, Phenacetin, and Aniline
  86. 86XXXVIII — Sulphonal, Trional, Tetronal, Veronal, Paraldehyde
  87. 87XXXIX — Conium and Calabar Bean
  88. 88XL — Tobacco and Lobelia
  89. 89XLI — Hydrocyanic Acid
  90. 90XLII — Aconite
  91. 91XLIII — Digitalis
  92. 92XLIV — Nux Vomica, Strychnine, and Brucine
  93. 93XLV — Cantharides
  94. 94XLVI — Abortifacients
  95. 95XLVII — Poisonous Fungi and Toxic Foods
  96. 96XLVIII — Ptomaines or Cadaveric Alkaloids

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