Autopsy-Based Study of Non-accidental Violent Neck Asphyxia in Jordan: A Retrospective Study
Shrouq Al-Sabaileh,
Mohammad Abusamak,
Ali K Al-Buqour
et al.
Abstract:Background
There is a global increase in the number of deaths caused by violent neck asphyxia, which includes both suicides and homicides. This research presents autopsy-based findings and analytical demographic data that are pertinent to significant medicolegal cases.
Methods
A retrospective examination of 113 autopsy reports of non-accidental violent neck asphyxia reported to the forensic pathology department of Al-Balqa Governorate in Jordan within the period from January 20… Show more
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