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Beyond Death by Anubix®
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AUGUST JOURNAL CLUB - Sharp force injuries in homicides
Beyond Death by Anubix®
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2 months ago
AUGUST JOURNAL CLUB - Sharp force injuries in homicides
This month, we present the following article: Mittendorf AF et al. Fatal and nonfatal sharp force injuries to the limbs: a study of forensic autopsies in Sweden (2010-2019) International Journal of Legal Medicine 2025. doi:10.1007/s00414-025-03554-7 This study analysed over 800 forensic autopsy cases involving sharp force trauma to the arms and legs. The research sheds light on how injury patterns and severity—particularly in the forearms and wrists—can help distinguish suicides from homicides, and how factors like intoxication and age play a role in understanding these deaths. NB. Each episode is AI-generated using Google Notebook LM. The article(s) and sources are chosen by Drs. Susan Shelmerdine & Natasha Davendralingam based on quality of research, audience interest, and importance of the topic.
Beyond Death by Anubix®