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- catalog abstract "This volume focuses on selected areas of pediatric pathology, placing special emphasis on the forensic aspects of embryos, placentas, fetuses, and newborns as well as offering helpful guidelines from a legal perspective. The descriptions of embryos and placentas and their use in determining the cause and the timing of fetal or embryonic demise are valuable for the expert witness. Also helpful are the chapters on the legal implications of untoward outcomes of pregnancy and the role of the expert witness in court. Authored by both a pathologist and lawyer, the latter describes pitfalls that should be avoided when giving testimony. A further chapter describes postmortem conferences with the families of the deceased. Other topics include sudden infant death syndrome, pediatric toxicology and cardiac pathology. The timely issue of child abuse is discussed in a chapter outlining an interesting community program to identify child abuse and in a provocative essay by the well-known author and pediatric pathologist, Dr. Gonzalez-Crussi.".
- catalog contributor b8930741.
- catalog contributor b8930742.
- catalog created "1995.".
- catalog date "1995".
- catalog date "1995.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1995.".
- catalog description "Founders of pediatric pathology: Dorothy H. Andersen -- Some thoughts on child abuse -- Forensic aspects of the placenta -- Embryonic death: pathology and forensic implications -- Expectations and reality: untoward outcome of gestation -- Sudden Infant Death Syndrome - The medical examiner's viewpoint -- Pediatric forensic medicine program -- Pediatric toxicology -- Postautopsy conference with families -- Duties of an expert witness -- Cardiac causes of sudden unexpected natural death in childhood.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
- catalog description "Other topics include sudden infant death syndrome, pediatric toxicology and cardiac pathology. The timely issue of child abuse is discussed in a chapter outlining an interesting community program to identify child abuse and in a provocative essay by the well-known author and pediatric pathologist, Dr. Gonzalez-Crussi.".
- catalog description "The descriptions of embryos and placentas and their use in determining the cause and the timing of fetal or embryonic demise are valuable for the expert witness. Also helpful are the chapters on the legal implications of untoward outcomes of pregnancy and the role of the expert witness in court. Authored by both a pathologist and lawyer, the latter describes pitfalls that should be avoided when giving testimony. A further chapter describes postmortem conferences with the families of the deceased.".
- catalog description "This volume focuses on selected areas of pediatric pathology, placing special emphasis on the forensic aspects of embryos, placentas, fetuses, and newborns as well as offering helpful guidelines from a legal perspective.".
- catalog extent "[vi], 178 p. :".
- catalog identifier "3805561946".
- catalog isPartOf "Perspectives in pediatric pathology ; vol. 19".
- catalog issued "1995".
- catalog issued "1995.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Basel ; New York : Karger,".
- catalog subject "Autopsy.".
- catalog subject "Child Abuse pathology.".
- catalog subject "Child abuse Jurisprudence.".
- catalog subject "Child.".
- catalog subject "Children Death Jurisprudence.".
- catalog subject "Fetal Death pathology.".
- catalog subject "Forensic Medicine.".
- catalog subject "Forensic pathology.".
- catalog subject "Infant.".
- catalog subject "Pathology.".
- catalog subject "Pediatric pathology Jurisprudence.".
- catalog subject "Pediatrics.".
- catalog subject "RA1064.4 .F6 1995".
- catalog subject "Sudden Infant Death pathology.".
- catalog subject "W 825 F715 1995".
- catalog subject "W1 PE871D v.19 1995".
- catalog tableOfContents "Founders of pediatric pathology: Dorothy H. Andersen -- Some thoughts on child abuse -- Forensic aspects of the placenta -- Embryonic death: pathology and forensic implications -- Expectations and reality: untoward outcome of gestation -- Sudden Infant Death Syndrome - The medical examiner's viewpoint -- Pediatric forensic medicine program -- Pediatric toxicology -- Postautopsy conference with families -- Duties of an expert witness -- Cardiac causes of sudden unexpected natural death in childhood.".
- catalog title "Forensic aspects in pediatric pathology / volume editors, James E. Dimmick, Don B. Singer.".
- catalog type "text".