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AIDS FORENSIC MEDICINE AND TOXICOLOGY W.G. AITCHISON ROBERTSON PREFACE TO NINTH EDITION PREFACE TO EIGHTH EDITION

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I.—CRIMES II.—MEDICAL EVIDENCE III.—PERSONAL IDENTITY IV.—EXAMINATION OF PERSONS FOUND DEAD V.—MODES OF SUDDEN DEATH VI.—SIGNS OF DEATH VII.—DEATH FROM ANÆSTHETICS, ETC.VIII.—PRESUMPTION OF DEATH; SURVIVORSHIP IX.—ASSAULT, MURDER, MANSLAUGHTER, ETC.X.—WOUNDS AND MECHANICAL INJURIES XI.—CONTUSED WOUNDS AND INJURIES UNACCOMPANIED BY SOLUTION OF CONTINUITY XII.—INCISED WOUNDS AND THOSE ACCOMPANIED BY SOLUTION OF CONTINUITY XIII.—GUNSHOT WOUNDS XIV.—WOUNDS OF VARIOUS PARTS OF THE BODY XV.—DETECTION OF BLOOD-STAINS, ETC.XVI.—DEATH BY SUFFOCATION XVII.—DEATH BY HANGING XVIII.—DEATH BY STRANGULATION XIX.—DEATH BY DROWNING XX.—DEATH FROM STARVATION XXI.—DEATH FROM LIGHTNING AND ELECTRICITY XXII.—DEATH FROM COLD OR HEAT XXIII.—PREGNANCY XXIV.—DELIVERY XXV.—FŒTICIDE, OR CRIMINAL ABORTION XXVI.—INFANTICIDE XXVII.—EVIDENCES OF LIVE BIRTH XXVIII.—CAUSE OF DEATH IN THE FŒTUS XXIX.—DURATION OF PREGNANCY XXX.—VIABILITY OF CHILDREN XXXI.—LEGITIMACY XXXII.—SUPERFŒTATION XXXIII.—INHERITANCE XXXIV.—IMPOTENCE AND STERILITY XXXV.—RAPE XXXVI.—UNNATURAL OFFENCES XXXVII.—BLACKMAILING XXXVIII.—MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE XXXIX.—FEIGNED DISEASES XL.—MENTAL UNSOUNDNESS XLI.—IDIOCY, IMBECILITY, CRETINISM XLII.—DEMENTIA: ACUTE, CHRONIC, SENILE, AND PARALYTIC XLIII.—MANIA XLIV.—EXAMINATION OF PERSONS OF UNSOUND MIND XLV.—THE INEBRIATES ACTS

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I.—DEFINITION OF A POISON II.—SALE OF POISONS; SCHEDULED POISONS III.—ACTION OF POISONS; CLASSIFICATION OF POISONS IV.—EVIDENCE OF POISONING V.—SYMPTOMS AND POST-MORTEM APPEARANCES OF DIFFERENT CLASSES OF POISONS VI.—DUTY OF PRACTITIONER IN SUPPOSED CASE OF POISONING VII.—TREATMENT OF POISONING VIII.—DETECTION OF POISONS IX.—THE MINERAL ACIDS X.—SULPHURIC ACID XI.—NITRIC ACID XII.—HYDROCHLORIC ACID XIII.—OXALIC ACID XIV.—CARBOLIC ACID XV.—POTASH, SODA, AND AMMONIA XVI.—INORGANIC IRRITANTS XVII.—CHLORATE OF POTASSIUM, ETC.XVIII.—BARIUM SALTS XIX.—IODINE—IODIDE OF POTASSIUM XX.—PHOSPHORUS XXI.—ARSENIC AND ITS PREPARATIONS XXII.—ANTIMONY AND ITS PREPARATIONS XXIII.—MERCURY AND ITS PREPARATIONS XXIV.—LEAD AND ITS PREPARATIONS XXV.—COPPER AND ITS PREPARATIONS XXVI.—ZINC, SILVER, BISMUTH, AND CHROMIUM XXVII.—GASEOUS POISONS XXVIII.—VEGETABLE IRRITANTS XXIX.—OPIUM AND MORPHINE XXX.—BELLADONNA, HYOSCYAMUS, AND STRAMONIUM XXXI.—COCAINE XXXII.—CAMPHOR XXXIII.—TETRACHLORETHANE, ETC.XXXIV.—ALCOHOL, ETHER, AND CHLOROFORM XXXV.—CHLORAL HYDRATE XXXVI.—PETROLEUM AND PARAFFIN-OIL XXXVII.—ANTIPYRINE, ANTIFEBRIN, PHENACETIN, AND ANILINE XXXVIII.—SULPHONAL, TRIONAL, TETRONAL, VERONAL, PARALDEHYDE XXXIX.—CONIUM AND CALABAR BEAN XL.—TOBACCO AND LOBELIA XLI.—HYDROCYANIC ACID XLII.—ACONITE XLIII.—DIGITALIS XLIV.—NUX VOMICA, STRYCHNINE, AND BRUCINE XLV.—CANTHARIDES XLVI.—ABORTIFACIENTS XLVII.—POISONOUS FUNGI AND TOXIC FOODS XLVIII.—PTOMAINES OR CADAVERIC ALKALOIDS INDEX MANUALS FOR STUDENTS BOOKS FOR STUDENTS.STUDENTS' AIDS SERIES.

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