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May-August 2019| Vol 2| Issue 2

Review Article

Snakebite in Saudi Arabia: A public health risk needs to be re-visited

Snakebite envenoming is a neglected tropical disease causing a global public health risk. The real magnitude of this risk in Saudi Arabia could not be fully identified, together with the reported pr...

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Assessment of blood pregabalin stability at different postmortem durations

Background: Pregabalin (PRG) has been abused due to its availability and its cheap price. This study is aimed to test the postmortem stability of PRG in blood specimens. ...

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Estimation of age from medial clavicle radiological ossification staging in a regional population of Eastern India

Background: Previous studies on medial clavicular epiphysis for age estimation using X ray have shown different results among the Spanish population, German population, and others. Studies wi...

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Imaging evaluation of head injuries in children resulting from negligence

Context: Child abuse comprises physical, sexual, and psychological abuse. Many children evaluated for child abuse have noninflicted injuries due to supervisory neglect. Aims: The aim o...

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The Saudi Journal of Forensic Medicine and Sciences, a publication of Saudi Society of Forensic Medicine, is a peer-reviewed Print + online journal with 3 Issues compilation of issues published.

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