HISTOPATHOLOGY IN FORENSIC PRACTICE

Authors

  • OP Murty Professor, Fronsic Medicine and Toxicology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi 110029.

Keywords:

forensic histopathology, microscopy in the help of justice, forensic histology

Abstract

Examination of tissues and cells for forensic purposes is very helpful in reaching to conclusion in forensic practice. The teaching of histopathology is almost negligible in postgraduate forensic medicine. Majority of forensic specialist in India and other neighboring country lack these skills. To help these practitioners and new postgraduates, a concept of modular teaching is being emphasized so their skills and knowledge can be upgraded. A basic module covering essential parts required in day to day practice of forensic are given in a very simple way. Some important issues are covered in this article aiming to develop it further in different other forms. 

References

Director Professor AK Mandal, Head Pathology Vardhman

Medical College, New Delhi for contribution on general

pathology.

Prof Shashi Wadhwa, Former HOD Anatomy & Dean AIIMS,

New Delhi

Director Professor SK Verma, Department of Forensic

Medicine and Toxicology, University College of Medical

Sciences, Delhi for contribution on sudden death

Director Prof NK Aggarwal, Head Forensic Medicine and

Toxicology, University College of Medical Sciences for

contribution on nuclear testing

Prof KK Banerjee for contribution on decomposition

Director Professor Anil Kumar Mittal for contributions on

smears on sexual offences

Professor DrAnshuAggarwal, Professor Pathology RAE

UAE for review

Director Professor Dr Anil Kohli, University College of

Medical Sciences, Delhi for contribution on staining

methods

Prof Arun Agnihotri and Prof Smirit Agnihotri for

contributing on slides of forensic interest

Professor Dr G Sunil Kumar Sharma,Vardhman Medical

College, New Delhi

Lt. Col Lakhtakia for contributions on asphyxia deaths

Col Prof Ravi Rautji for contribution of drug and Substance

Abuse

Prof Col Dr Abhijit Rudra, Head FMT, AFMC, Pune, MS

Dr SK Sharma, Ex - Faculty, Army Medical College Delhi

Cantt., New Delhi

Prof Rajendra Bangal, Prof BH Tirpude, Prof RS Naik,

WardhaMaharashtra for contributions on burns

Dr Anand Verma, ESI, Delhi for helping in making HP slides

for workshop in 1998.

Prof Shiv Rattan Kochar, Jaipur Rajasthan for contribution

on aluminum phosphideProf Usha Sabharwal, Anatomy AIIMS, New Delhi for

contribution on brain development

Dr Asit Kumar Sikary, ESCI, Faridabad, Haryana for

contribution on conduction system.

All are requested to give feedback for further improvement

as this will be developed in different forms including a book

form in future to develop this art among practitioners. There

was no financial support or grant taken for this work. There

is no conflict of any nature. We believe in fair dealing with

literature, any inadvertent overlook may kindly be brought

in the notice of the undersigned.

PS : I am grateful to Dr Antara Deb Burman for proof reading

of this script.

Published

2024-06-17

How to Cite

HISTOPATHOLOGY IN FORENSIC PRACTICE. (2024). Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology, 33(2), 1–89. Retrieved from https://acspublisher.com/journals/index.php/jfmt/article/view/17487