“Recent Advances In Forensic Medicine & Toxicology Vol.3 (9789390595327) by Gautam Biswas”, the third volume in the series, offers specialists and trainees the latest advancements in forensic medicine and toxicology. Divided into five sections covering medical jurisprudence, forensic pathology, radiology, immunology, psychiatry, and science, this book provides in-depth knowledge on various topics, including causes of death, autopsy, crime scene analysis, and investigation techniques. Highly illustrated with photographs, diagrams, and tables for better understanding.
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Simran Kadam –
A mixed bag. Some chapters were great, others felt rushed and lacked detail. The illustrations were a plus, though.
Sawara Kumar Mishra –
The book is good. The chapters on forensic pathology are helpful and the layout is good.
Ritik Karale –
Helpful for understanding new investigation techniques. The radiology section could have been expanded. Overall, a good addition.
Dharm Pal –
Helpful resource, but the layout could be better. Sometimes difficult to find information quickly. Content is good overall.
Manpreet Gill –
Excellent resource for staying updated in the field. The chapters on forensic pathology were particularly helpful. A must-read!
Tanish Mahawar –
This book provides in-depth knowledge on Autopsy. Highly illustrated with photographs, diagrams, and tables for better understanding.
Arnav Bhatt –
I found the book to be quite informative, especially the part about crime scene analysis. Definitely worth the read for forensic professionals.
Anushka Jain –
A decent overview of recent topics, but felt some sections were too brief. Good illustrations though. Needed more depth.
Shubham Biswas –
A mixed bag. Some chapters are great, others felt rushed and lacked detail.
Anisha Saini –
Comprehensive coverage of recent advances. The immunology section was fascinating. Highly recommended for forensic specialists.
Harsh –
Good starting point but not a comprehensive resource. Some topics felt superficial. It serves as a helpful introduction though.