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Courtroom Medicine: Psychic Injuries

Explains the psychology of every injury as well as the treatment and prognosis; includes information on psychic injuries from trauma.


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    •  Covers three areas essential to understanding psychic injuries: adaption to physical disabilities, types of trauma associated with psychological sequelae, and maladaptive reactions to trauma
    •  Examination of expert witnesses, including material on elements of recovery for psychic injuries
    •  Pharmacologic agents used to treat of psychic disorders
    •  Glossary of psychiatric terms, annotation, bibliography, aphorisms, and index

    First published in 1975.

    3 Volumes, looseleaf; updated two times a year with revisions and supplements.


    The eBook versions of this title feature links to Lexis Advance for further legal research options.

    VOLUME 12

    PART 1: PSYCHIC INJURIES--IN THE COURTROOM
    Chapter 1 Techniques of Examination of Witness

    PART 2: BASIC MEDICAL CONSIDERATIONS
    Chapter 2 Personality and Mental Disorders
    Chapter 2A Diagnostic Categories (DSM-III-R)
    Chapter 3 Freudian Concepts
    Chapter 4 Defense Mechanisms
    Chapter 5 Psychological Responses to Trauma
    Chapter 6 Analysis of Physical Exam
    Chapter 7 Examination for Psychic Injury
    Chapter 7A The Psychiatric Report
    Chapter 8 Attorney Evaluates Plaintiff

    PART 3: PSYCHIC INJURIES FOLLOWING TRAUMA
    Chapter 9 Personality and Behavioral Changes Following Trauma
    Chapter 9A Abuse of Drugs
    Chapter 9B Alcoholism
    Chapter 9C Drinking, Driving and Chemical Testing
    Chapter 10 Postconcussion Syndrome
    Chapter 10A Migraine
    Chapter 10B Complex Regional Pain Syndromes
    Chapter 11 Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
    Chapter 11A Rape Trauma Syndrome
    Chapter 11B Domestic Violence: Spouse/Partner Abuse and Elder Abuse
    Chapter 12 Adaptation to Physical Disabilities
    Chapter 12A Impotence
    Chapter 12B Psychological Consequences of AIDS
    Chapter 12C HIV-1-Associated Dementia

    VOLUME 12A

    Chapter 13 Trauma Associated with Psychological Sequelae
    Chapter 13A Stress-Related Disorders
    Chapter 13B Eating Disorders
    Chapter 13C Sleep Disorders
    Chapter 13D Psychological Consequences for Victims of Criminal Acts
    Chapter 13E Assessment and Management of Homicidal Intent
    Chapter 13F The Somatoform Disorders: Somatization, Conversion and Hypochondriasis
    Chapter 14 Maladaptive Reactions to Trauma
    Chapter 14A Psychological Consequences of Disfigurement
    Chapter 14B Psychological Consequences of Vision Loss
    Chapter 14C Psychological Consequences of Hearing Loss
    Chapter 14D Breast Surgery and Its Psychological Aspects
    Chapter 15 Psychological and Neuropsychological Evaluation
    Chapter 15A Evaluation of Permanent Impairment: Mental or Behavioral Disorders
    Chapter 15B Neurologic Examination and Tests: Their Purpose and Uses
    Chapter 15C Details of the Neurologic Examination
    Chapter 15D Details of the Psychological Examination
    Chapter 15E Medical Records
    Chapter 16 Alzheimer's Disease
    Chapter 16A Psychotherapy
    Chapter 16B Drugs Treatment of Psychiatric Disorders
    Chapter 16C Psychosurgery
    Chapter 16D Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
    Chapter 16E Tardive Dyskinesia
    Chapter 17 Psychiatric and Psychosocial Aspects of Chronic Pain Syndromes
    Chapter 17A Psychological Consequences of Amputation
    Chapter 17B Psychological Consequences of Burn Injuries
    Chapter 17C Psychological Factors in Low Back Pain
    Chapter 17D Pain and Painful Syndromes
    Chapter 17E Anatomy and Neurophysiology of Pain
    Chapter 17F Biochemical Aspects of Pain
    Chapter 18 Legal Aspects of Recovery for Psychic Injuries
    Chapter 19 Psychological Consequences of Injuries to Children
    Chapter 19A Psychological Consequences of Sexual Abuse in Children
    Chapter 19B Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
    Chapter 19C Psychological Maltreatment of Children and Women
    Chapter 19D Dyslexia

    VOLUME 12B

    Chapter 20 Proving Brain Damage
    Chapter 20A Sequelae of Head Injuries
    Chapter 20B Anatomical Considerations in Brain Pathophysiology
    Chapter 21 Psychological Changes After Head Injury
    Chapter 21A Traumatic and Post-Traumatic Epilepsy
    Chapter 22 Amnesia
    Chapter 23 Detection of Malingering
    Chapter 23A Mental Stress Disorders in the Workplace
    Chapter 23B Psychological Impact of Work Disruption
    Chapter 24 Psychological Stress in Surgical Patients
    Chapter 24A Depression in Women
    Chapter 25 The Postpartum Period
    Chapter 26 Fear of Future Illness
    Chapter 26A Psychological Implications of Genetic Testing
    Chapter 27 Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
    Chapter 28 Psychological Implications of Genetic Testing
    Chapter 29 Tourette's Syndrome
    Chapter 30 Suicide vs. Accidental Death
    Chapter 31 Depression in the Elderly
    Chapter 32 Care of the Cancer Patient
    Chapter 33 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS)
    Chapter 34 Autism

    PART 4: PSYCHIATRIC TERMINOLOGY
    Chapter 50 Glossary of Psychiatric Terms
    Chapter 60 Aphorisms--Psychic Injuries

    PART 5: MEDICO-LEGAL ANNOTATIONS
    Damages Awards Chart
    Chapter 100 Amount of Awards
    Chapter 130 Cases Involving Specific Complaints
    Master Bibliography
    Legal Bibliography
    Index of Expert Forensic Psychiatrists
    Index

     

    Marvin E. Lewis


    The late Marvin E. Lewis is best known for his flamboyant eloquence and his unusual clients. One of his early cases established him as a pioneer of the legal concept of psychic injury. Lewis argued that a client became psychotic after falling through a wooden stairway at a North Beach apartment. He said the woman's fall was a fall from grace, psychologically speaking, and interfered with her religious upbringing. She was awarded $101,000. He also was famous for the case dubbed "The Cable Car Named Desire" in which a jury ruled in favor of a young dancer who allegedly lost her mental balance and became a nymphomaniac after a cable car accident.

    A San Francisco native, Lewis excelled in school, skipping college and enrolling in San Francisco Law School and becoming a member of the California Bar before he could vote. Lewis was founder and first president of the California Trial Lawyers Assn. and was president of the American Trial Lawyers and Western Trial Lawyers associations.

    Robert L. Sadoff


    Dr. Robert Sadoff is a clinical professor of psychiatry, director at the Center for Studies in Social-Legal Psychiatry, and director of the Forensic Psychiatry Clinic at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. He is board certified in psychiatry, forensic psychiatry, and legal medicine, and has added qualifications in forensic psychiatry with the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. In 40 years, Dr. Sadoff has examined more than 10,000 individuals charged with crimes. He has testified in numerous criminal and civil trials, both in state and federal courts. Author of six books and 90 professional articles, he has lectured in nearly every state and many foreign countries.

     

 
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