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Clinicopathologic Features of Fatal Self-Inflicted Incised and Stab Wounds
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  • 2000Suicides by sharp force: typical and atypical features138 cited
  • 1988Patterns in Sharp Force Fatalities—A Comprehensive Forensic Medical Study: Part 2. Suicidal Sharp Force Injury in the Stockholm Area 1972–198488 cited
  • 1992Suicide by self-stabbing82 cited

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  • 2014Suicidal or Homicidal Sharp Force Injuries? A Review and Critical Analysis of the Heterogeneity in the Forensic Literature66 cited

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