Animal Abuse and Unlawful Killing Forensic veterinary pathology 1st Edition by Ranald Munro, Helen M. C. Munro – Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 0702028789, 9780702028786
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ISBN 10: 0702028789
ISBN 13: 9780702028786
Author: Ranald Munro, Helen M. C. Munro
Table of contents:
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Introduction
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Definition of forensic veterinary pathology – a developing specialty
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The relationship between the forensic veterinary pathologist and the courts. Why do it?
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The forensic examination and report
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The locus: types of loci, value of attending at the locus, notes and photographs
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The forensic necropsy procedure: standard procedures, avoidance of pitfalls, natural disease
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Interpretation of findings
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Report writing: plain English, formatting and numbering
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Estimation of the post mortem interval
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Rigor mortis, post mortem changes including adipocere and mummification, immunohistochemistry, entomology and environmental clues
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Wounds and other injuries
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Superficial injuries: skin wounds including abrasions, incisions, lacerations and stab wounds
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Bruising and haemorrhage
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Internal injuries: blunt trauma; penetrating wounds; head; thoracic; abdominal; pelvic and limb injuries
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Non-accidental injury
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Terminology and definitions
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Features that raise suspicion
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Links to violence in the home
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Limitations on application of current knowledge to non-companion animals
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Asphyxia and Drowning
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Definition of asphyxia
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General features
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Strangulation, Choking & Smothering, Suffocation & Crush Asphyxia, Poisonous gases, Smoke inhalation, Drowning
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Firearms
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Types of weapons and ammunition: air rifles, shotguns, rifles and crossbows
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Firearm injuries: air rifle pellets wounds, shotgun pellet wounds, high and low velocity rifle bullet wounds
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Traps and snares
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Illegal use of traps and snares
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Injuries caused by spring traps
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Injuries caused by snares
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Deaths in cage traps
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Dog bite injuries
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Injuries to hares killed during hare coursing
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Injuries to roe deer seized by dogs
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Injuries to domestic livestock following stock worrying
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Poisoning
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Necropsy features raising suspicion of chemical poisoning
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Thermal injuries
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Burns and scalds
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Pathologic features in cats fatally injured in microwave ovens and tumble dryers
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Electrocution
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Heatstroke
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Frostbite
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Neglect
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Dogs, cats, other domestic pets and livestock: deprivation of the normal necessities of life
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Lack of veterinary treatment: chronic lameness in livestock; neglected injuries; neoplasia; diarrhoea; loss of weight
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Sexual abuse
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Terminology
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Types of injuries in companion animals
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Objects used
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Estimation of the age of lesions
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Bruises, healing wounds, fractures, peri-osteal responses
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Use of histopathology in forensic cases
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Confirmation or exclusion of specific changes or lesions
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Smoke inhalation
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