•Entirely revised and updated with medicolegal cases.
•Essential practical guide to current teaching in Forensic Medicine with particular reference to India.
•Concise, easy-to-grasp and streamlined presentation.
•Profusely illustrated with diagrams, photographs, tables and important points for the better understanding of the students.
•Important topics are dealt in detail to meet the requirements of medical officers such as Forensic Ballistics, Regional Injuries, Anaesthetic and Operative Deaths, DNA Fingerprinting and Blood Stains, etc.
•Every endeavour has been made to preclude the identification of the diseases from the photographs.
•A few new topics, such as procedure to be followed in dealing with medicolegal cases, virtual autopsy have been incorporated.
•Text printed in smaller type is meant for medical officers undertake medicolegal work, medical practitioners, members of the legal profession and other law enforcement officers.
•Must-have for undergraduate medical students, postgraduate students, medical teachers and officers and lawyer.
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