Ultraviolet Radiation and Its Role in Wound Pattern Documentation

Robert E. Barsley · J Frair

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The history of ultraviolet illumination in photography is discussed. Particular attention is devoted to the forensic aspects of ultraviolet photography as it relates to patterned injury on human skin. The authors discuss the theory underlying ultraviolet illumination of wounds on skin as well as the equipment required for this type of imaging.

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1990Forensic Photography 1981The Applications of Ultraviolet Photography in Clinical Forensic Medicine 1987Ultraviolet Photography: Bite Marks on Human Skin and Suggested Technique for the Exposure and Development of Reflective Ultraviolet Photography 1974A technique for recording bite marks for forensic studies.

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