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Preface 1£® Principles of forensic practice 2£® The ethics of medical practice 3£® The medical aspects of death 4£® Identifcation of the living and the dead 5£® The appearance of the body after death 6£® Unexpected and sudden death from natural causes 7£® Deaths and injury in infancy and child assault 8£® Assessment£¬ classification and documentation of injury 9£® Regional injuries 10£® Ballistic injuries 11£® Use of force and restraint 12£® Sexual assault 13£® Child assault and protection 14£® Transportation medicine 15£® Asphyxia 16£® Immersion and drowning 17£® Heat£¬ cold and electrical trauma 18£® Principles of toxicology 19£® Alcohol 20£® Licit and illiat drugs 21£® Medicinal poisons 22£® Miscellaneous poisons 23£® Medical tangle 24£® Custody medicine 25£® Forensic psychiatry 26£® Forensic DNA analysis methods 27£® Parentage testing 28£® Identification and characterization ofbiologicalevidence 29£® Principles of forensic saence 30£® Allied forensic speaalties Appendix 1£º Guidelines for an autopsy and exhumation Appendix 2£º Widmark's formula Appendix 3£º Diagnosing poisoning - carbon monoxide£® Health protection agency guidelines Appendix 4£º Allele frequencies and population genetic parameters of 13 CODIS STR Loci from Han population in Shanghai Index