Fatal and non-fatal strangulation in Sweden: A retrospective analysis of injury patterns and forensic implications

Distinct injury patterns were observed in NFS and FS emphasizing the need for thorough forensic assessments. The findings underscore the importance of clinical vigilance and standardized documentation of injuries in suspected strangulation cases to support legal investigations and prevent future violence.

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Forensic Science International
Published
2025-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.forsciint.2025.112614
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Restraint-Related Deaths
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Fatal and non-fatal strangulation in Sweden: A retrospective analysis of injury patterns and forensic implications

Brita Zilg, Shilan Caman, A. Sundwall
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Restraint-Related Deaths
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Fatal and non-fatal strangulation in Sweden: A retrospective analysis of injury patterns and forensic implications

Brita Zilg, Shilan Caman, A. Sundwall
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Abstract

Distinct injury patterns were observed in NFS and FS emphasizing the need for thorough forensic assessments. The findings underscore the importance of clinical vigilance and standardized documentation of injuries in suspected strangulation cases to support legal investigations and prevent future violence.

Forensic Science InternationalVol. 377
Swedish National Board of Forensic Medicine (SE), Swedish Police Authority (SE)
Rättsmedicinalverket
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Restraint-Related Deaths
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