Add to ORKGAbstract: Collaborative research between the disciplines of forensic pathology and biomechanics was undertaken to investigate the hyper-elastic properties of human skin, to determine the force required for sharp instrument penetration of skin, and to develop a finite element model, which reflects the mechanisms of sharp instrument penetration. These studies have led to the development of a ‘‘stab metric,’ ’ based on simula-tions, to describe the force magnitudes in stabbing incidents. Such a metric should, in time, replace the crudely quantitative descriptors of stabbing forces currently used by forensic pathologists
In many countries, stabbing is still the most common cause of homicide. It is difficult to quantify ...
Although sharp force trauma is not the most common form of homicide in the United States, it account...
The biomechanical response of new and existing non-lethal weapons (NLWs) are to be determined to ass...
Collaborative research between the disciplines of forensic pathology and biomechanics was undertaken...
Collaborative research between the disciplines of forensic pathology and biomechanics was undertaken...
Collaborative research between the disciplines of forensic pathology and biomechanics was undertaken...
The magnitude of force used in a stabbing incident can be difficult to quantify, although the estima...
This paper describes the development and use of a biaxial measurement device to analyse the mechanic...
The commonest way of killing in the UK is by a sharp instrument. Knight reported in 1975 that it is ...
Although sharp force trauma is not the most common form of homicide in the United States, it account...
The commonest way of killing in the UK is by asharp instrument. Knight reported in 1975 that it is i...
Stab wounds are an increasingly common cause of death or series injury and the high-risk groups in s...
International audienceSince the 1970s, there has been an increased interest in the use and developme...
© 2017 This article describes the development of a horizontal stabbing machine with an interchangeab...
In many countries, stabbing is still the most common cause of homicide. It is difficult to quantify ...
Although sharp force trauma is not the most common form of homicide in the United States, it account...
The biomechanical response of new and existing non-lethal weapons (NLWs) are to be determined to ass...
Collaborative research between the disciplines of forensic pathology and biomechanics was undertaken...
Collaborative research between the disciplines of forensic pathology and biomechanics was undertaken...
Collaborative research between the disciplines of forensic pathology and biomechanics was undertaken...
The magnitude of force used in a stabbing incident can be difficult to quantify, although the estima...
This paper describes the development and use of a biaxial measurement device to analyse the mechanic...
The commonest way of killing in the UK is by a sharp instrument. Knight reported in 1975 that it is ...
Although sharp force trauma is not the most common form of homicide in the United States, it account...
The commonest way of killing in the UK is by asharp instrument. Knight reported in 1975 that it is i...
Stab wounds are an increasingly common cause of death or series injury and the high-risk groups in s...
International audienceSince the 1970s, there has been an increased interest in the use and developme...
© 2017 This article describes the development of a horizontal stabbing machine with an interchangeab...
In many countries, stabbing is still the most common cause of homicide. It is difficult to quantify ...
Although sharp force trauma is not the most common form of homicide in the United States, it account...
The biomechanical response of new and existing non-lethal weapons (NLWs) are to be determined to ass...