Forensic neuropathology

"Forensic Neuropathology is written by experts for specialists and trainees alike and succeeds in addressing the concerns of the forensic pathologist and the neuropathologist by tackling the overlapping problems that arise during the postmortem examination and subsequent legal proceedings. Totally updated and revised, the new edition contains many new chapters, including much more information on non-accidental injury in pediatric cases, alcohol, sudden death, imaging, sports and transportation injury, long term effects of chronic brain injury and anoxal death"--

Anatomy of the head and neck / Peter Dangerfield -- Clinical aspects of head injury / Graham Flint -- Imaging of head trauma / Calvin Soh -- Biomechanics of primary traumatic head injury / Michael Jones -- Techniques / Helen Whitwell -- Scalp, facial and gunshot injuries / Christopher Milroy -- Adult skull fractures / Helen Whitwell & Philip Lumb -- Intra cranial haematomas -extradural and subdural / Helen Whitwell -- Subarachnoid haemorrhage and cerebrovascular traumatic pathology / Daniel du Plessis and Paul Johnson -- Contusional brain injury and intracerebral haemorrhage-traumatic and non-traumatic / Helen Whitwell -- Traumatic axonal injury / Daniel G. du Plessis and Jennian F. Geddes -- Brain swelling, raised intracranial pressure and hypoxia- related brain injury / Daniel G. du Plessis -- Sudden unexpected death in epilepsy / Christopher M. Milroy and Daniel G. du Plessis -- Contact sport and blast related neuropathology / Daniel G. du Plessis and Christopher M. Milroy -- Head injury in the child with ocular pathology / Helen L. Whitwell, Christopher M. Milroy and Daniel du Plessis -- Spinal injury and pathology / Graham Flint and Helen Whitwell -- Difficult areas in forens…