CRANIOFACIAL IDENTIFICATION IN FORENSIC MEDICINE

Abstract

Part I Principles Craniofacial identification Management of the scene and forensic evidence The autopsy in human identification Craniofacial anatomy Anthropological assessment Dental identification Part II Techniques Preservation, restoration and duplication of remains Craniofacial dissection Scene photography Photography of remains Craniofacial photography in the living Superimposition techniques Quantification of facial shape and form Facial reconstruction and approximations Computer modelling of facial form Part III Th:e Changing Face Growth of childrens' faces Age changes to the face in adulthood Part IV Forensic 'Art' in Human Identification Reporting and presentation of evidence Identification and the law Appendices Recovery of remains Packaging of evidence Commonly used dental charts Chronology of dental development Laboratory materials Guides for post-mortem cranial radiography Guides and checklists for medicolegal reports Glossary.

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