Volume 8, Issue 2

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June 2012

Special Issue: Disaster Victim Identification and Management

Issue Editors:

Calle Winskog,
Michael Tsokos

22 articles in this issue

The progression from disaster victim identification (DVI) to disaster victim management (DVM): a necessary evolution
Calle Winskog
Michael Tsokos
Roger W. Byard
Editorial 22 January 2012 Pages: 81 - 83
The educational value of disaster victim identification (DVI) missions—transfer of knowledge
Calle Winskog
Anne Tonkin
Roger W. Byard
Original Article 21 June 2011 Pages: 84 - 87
Did the participants of the mass fatality exercise Operation Torch learn anything?
Guy N. Rutty
Jane E. Rutty
Original Article 30 January 2011 Pages: 88 - 93
Sex assessment using odontometry and cranial anthropometry: evaluation in an Indian sample
Raveena Thapar
Punnya V. Angadi
Alka D. Kale
Original Article 15 May 2011 Pages: 94 - 100
The usefulness of dental and cervical maturation stages in New Zealand children for Disaster Victim Identification
Kimberley Timmins
Helen Liversidge
Jules Kieser
Original Article 11 June 2011 Pages: 101 - 108
DVI missions in the Carribean—the practical aspects of disaster victim identification
Calle Winskog
Original Article 21 August 2011 Pages: 109 - 113
Skin and respiratory disorders following the identification of disaster victims in Thailand
Anja Julie Huusom
Tove Agner
Peter Jacobsen
Original Article 15 October 2011 Pages: 114 - 117
Disaster victim identification—experiences of the “Autobahn A19” disaster
Johannes Manhart
Anne Bittorf
Andreas Büttner
Original Article 01 January 2012 Pages: 118 - 124
The Danish Disaster Victim Identification effort in the Thai Tsunami: organisation and results
Mette Pagh Schou
Peter Juel Thiis Knudsen
Original Article 24 November 2011 Pages: 125 - 130
Integrating forensic anthropology into disaster victim identification
Amy Z. Mundorff
Review 30 August 2011 Pages: 131 - 139
DNA analysis in disaster victim identification
Kerstin Montelius
Bertil Lindblom
Review 19 October 2011 Pages: 140 - 147
Forensic odontology involvement in disaster victim identification
John William Berketa
Helen James
Anthony W. Lake
Review 28 September 2011 Pages: 148 - 156
Disaster victim identification: quality management from an odontology perspective
A. W. Lake
H. James
J. W. Berketa
Review 29 September 2011 Pages: 157 - 163
Role of forensic pathologists in mass disasters
Yves Schuliar
Peter Juel Thiis Knudsen
Original Article 13 December 2011 Pages: 164 - 173
Underwater disaster victim identification: the process and the problems
Calle Winskog
Review 12 August 2011 Pages: 174 - 178
Investigation of a fatal airplane crash: autopsy, computed tomography, and injury pattern analysis used to determine who was steering the plane at the time of the accident. A case report
Christian Bjerre Høyer
Trine Skov Nielsen
Lene Warner Thorup Boel
Case Report 29 April 2011 Pages: 179 - 188
Setting up an off-site emergency mortuary facility (EMF) to deal with a DVI incident: disaster victim management (DVM)
David Eitzen
Alex Zimmermann
Technical Report 14 January 2012 Pages: 189 - 193
Advances in forensic age estimation
Richard B. Bassed
Commentary 18 September 2011 Pages: 194 - 196
International standards in cases of mass disaster victim identification (DVI)
Rüdiger Lessig
Markus Rothschild
Commentary 21 August 2011 Pages: 197 - 199
Putrefactive “rigor mortis”
Michael Tsokos
Roger W. Byard
Images in Forensics 23 February 2011 Pages: 200 - 201
Sue Black and Eilidh Ferguson (ed): Forensic anthropology: 2000–2010
Bernadette Manifold
Book Review 01 September 2011 Pages: 202 - 203
Skeletal X-ray and dental methods in child victims of the Southeast Asian Tsunami
Viroj Wiwanitkit
Letter To The Editor 07 May 2011 Pages: 204 - 204

Volume 8, Issue 2

The progression from disaster victim identification (DVI) to disaster victim management (DVM): a necessary evolution

The educational value of disaster victim identification (DVI) missions—transfer of knowledge

Did the participants of the mass fatality exercise Operation Torch learn anything?

Sex assessment using odontometry and cranial anthropometry: evaluation in an Indian sample

The usefulness of dental and cervical maturation stages in New Zealand children for Disaster Victim Identification

DVI missions in the Carribean—the practical aspects of disaster victim identification

Skin and respiratory disorders following the identification of disaster victims in Thailand

Disaster victim identification—experiences of the “Autobahn A19” disaster

The Danish Disaster Victim Identification effort in the Thai Tsunami: organisation and results

Integrating forensic anthropology into disaster victim identification

DNA analysis in disaster victim identification

Forensic odontology involvement in disaster victim identification

Disaster victim identification: quality management from an odontology perspective

Role of forensic pathologists in mass disasters

Underwater disaster victim identification: the process and the problems

Investigation of a fatal airplane crash: autopsy, computed tomography, and injury pattern analysis used to determine who was steering the plane at the time of the accident. A case report

Setting up an off-site emergency mortuary facility (EMF) to deal with a DVI incident: disaster victim management (DVM)

Advances in forensic age estimation

International standards in cases of mass disaster victim identification (DVI)

Putrefactive “rigor mortis”

Sue Black and Eilidh Ferguson (ed): Forensic anthropology: 2000–2010

Skeletal X-ray and dental methods in child victims of the Southeast Asian Tsunami

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