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One Case of Forensic Clinical Identification of Ulnar Radius Fracture not Involving Epiphysis
2020
Journal of Clinical Medicine Research
In order to investigate the relationship between injury and injury of the identified person, to determine the real disability of the identified person, to determine whether the fracture of ulna and radius of the identified person is involved in the epiphysis, and to be commissioned by the court, the identified person is specially re-identified. According to the contents and methods of the Technical Specification for Forensic Identification (SF/ZJD0103003-2011) of the Ministry of Justice, the
doi:10.32629/jcmr.v1i1.108
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