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Head Injury,Head injury remains a major cause of death in traumatic deaths [1-4] and in medico-legal cases is one of the most difficult areas in interpretation of, not only the mode of injury, but also such issues as timing of injury and significance to the cause of death.

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Mukunda Mishra,Soumendu Chatterjee Globally, religion is important for the majority of people. More significantly for histopathologists, death is universal and it seems that death maintains the lead in religious traditions as it is extremely rare for funerals not to be accompanied by religious rites.

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The Deaf Trade: Selling the Cochlear Implantmbalming from ancient egyptian times, leading up to the techniques employed in modern day practices. It will include information on the types of chemicals available and their particular uses, as well as a brief insight into the reasons for modern day embalmers to have at least a basic knowledge of reconstructive techniques.

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Lisa R. Sammaritano,Bonnie L. Bermascts that many more children suffer physical assault entirely devoid of any such good intention.There are references to the practice in Nordic folk songs and Irish ballads [2]. For an account of the history of child abuse over several centuries, see De Mause [3]. Mrs Brownrigg “whipped two female apprentices to death” [4],

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Cultural perceptions and misconceptions, not cover deaths due to non-invasive interventions such as drug treatment, radiotherapy or physiotherapy. Inevitably much of the discussion centres around deaths occurring after traditional surgical operations but the same principles apply to other invasive procedures such as angiography and needle biopsy.