Synopsis of Forensic Medicine may be a boon for Medical PG Entrance aspirants and medical students Dr Mohd Kaleem Khan did his schooling from ST High School (Minto Circle ) Aligarh and did his MBBS from JN Medical College AMU Aligarh in 2005.He did MD (Forensic Medicine) from Department of Forensic Medicine, JN Medical College A.M.U., Aligarh. He is currently serving as Assistant Professor in the same parent institution. He is working as regular medico legal advisor to government of Uttar Pradesh in Aligarh Zone on request. He is also working as master trainer of medical examination and preparation of medico- legal report under the program Rani Laxmibai Mahila Samman Kosh under department of woman and child development, government of Uttar Pradesh. He has authored various research publications in national and international journals and delivered lectures as resourse persons in workshops and symposiums. This book has been brought up by keeping in mind the need of competitive atmosphere among students and also about clearing regular fundamentals of Forensic Medicine.

Comprehensive guide to forensic medicine and toxicology, with almost 1000 images and illustrations.

Salient FeaturesEvery concept is depicted in the most comprehendible way and also supplemented with appropriate images to help you remember and recollect without any hassles.Constant reinforcement without repetition of the content lets you feel confident in facing any question that may arise, as you finish each chapter.Illustrative case studies to understand the practical importance of what you study and also to develop more interest in reading the subject.The questions and the image-based questions at the end of each chapter given to make sure that you are thorough with the concepts before you proceed to the next chapter.Spotters provided will help you in visual memory for image-based questions and also in UG Practical Exams.Flowcharts given under Chapter at a Glance will help you revise the content just in one go.Frequently repeated points are given in last minute tidbits to aid your revision process before the exams.

This fully updated thirteenth edition of Simpson's Forensic Medicine remains a classic introductory text to the field. Continuing its tradition of preparing the next generation of forensic practitioners, it presents essential concepts in the interface between medicine and the law. Twenty-four chapters cover basic science, toxicology, forensic odont

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