Concise Biomechanics of Extreme Dynamic Loading on Organism
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Abstract
The forensic application of biomechanics deals with the decoding of relevant criminalistic information originating in the vestige of penal action reflecting the functional and dynamic characteristic of the offender’s or some other person’s organism. The possibilities of application in accordance with the acquired experiences and literary research might be introduced as followingly:
The assessment of the biomechanical content of the selected criminalistic vestiges; the up-tonow mostly analyzed is the biomechanical content of the trasological phenomena, partly even graphological print.
The extreme mechanical loading of organism, e.g. hitting by fist, stick or by some other object.
The biomechanical estimation of falls from height most often out of the house window. It happens very frequently that the aggressor attack with the intention to kill and he throws the victim out of the window; during the investigation he defends himself by stating that the victim fell out by some unhappy chance.
Among the very frequent injuries, we meet in criminological practice, are the head injuries caused by a blunt object. These blunt head injuries are significant partly for their exposed position and partly because nearly each time the attacked body part comprises a vital organ.
The most realistic variant of the mathematical model would certainly be appropriate to compare the results with empirical data. These possibilities are rather very limited as the corresponding data concerning the mechanical qualities of skull and brain substance are not available and the standards describing the brain injury are not known.
The experimentally reached results enlarge the contemporary basis of knowledge in biomechanics, criminalistics and forensic medicine.
The assessment of the biomechanical content of the selected criminalistic vestiges; the up-tonow mostly analyzed is the biomechanical content of the trasological phenomena, partly even graphological print.
The extreme mechanical loading of organism, e.g. hitting by fist, stick or by some other object.
The biomechanical estimation of falls from height most often out of the house window. It happens very frequently that the aggressor attack with the intention to kill and he throws the victim out of the window; during the investigation he defends himself by stating that the victim fell out by some unhappy chance.
Among the very frequent injuries, we meet in criminological practice, are the head injuries caused by a blunt object. These blunt head injuries are significant partly for their exposed position and partly because nearly each time the attacked body part comprises a vital organ.
The most realistic variant of the mathematical model would certainly be appropriate to compare the results with empirical data. These possibilities are rather very limited as the corresponding data concerning the mechanical qualities of skull and brain substance are not available and the standards describing the brain injury are not known.
The experimentally reached results enlarge the contemporary basis of knowledge in biomechanics, criminalistics and forensic medicine.
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