Minerva Forensic Medicine 2023 June;143(2)

ORIGINAL ARTICLE  Free access

Minerva Forensic Medicine 2023 June;143(2):25-33

Ethyl glucuronide in hair as a marker of driving under the influence of alcohol: a year of laboratory experience applied to regaining a driver’s license

Isabella MERCURIO *, Cristiana GAMBELUNGHE, Mauro BACCI, Alessio GILI, Luca TOMASSINI, Alessia NICOLETTI, Kyriaki ARONI, Massimo LANCIA

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REVIEW  Free access

Minerva Forensic Medicine 2023 June;143(2):34-43

DNA profiling from fired cartridge cases: a literature review

Francesco SESSA *, Massimiliano ESPOSITO, Salvatore ROCCUZZO, Giuseppe COCIMANO, Giuseppe LI ROSI, Sara SABLONE, Monica SALERNO

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REVIEW  Free access

Minerva Forensic Medicine 2023 June;143(2):44-9

Partial and full dentures in the human identification process

Emilio NUZZOLESE *

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SPECIAL ARTICLE  Open access

Minerva Forensic Medicine 2023 June;143(2):50-6

The issue of the microplastics in the medico-legal context: might histopathology and immunohistochemistry say something?

Enrica MACORANO *, Gerardo CAZZATO, Sara SABLONE, Eliano CASCARDI, Valentina TERIO, Giuseppina TANTILLO, Aldo DI FAZIO, Francesco INTRONA

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SPECIAL ARTICLE  Free access

Minerva Forensic Medicine 2023 June;143(2):57-63

Freedom from the stigma of oncologic disease: legislative and ethical aspects of the right to be forgotten in oncology

Paolo BAILO *, Filippo GIBELLI, Anna M. CARAFFA, Giovanna RICCI

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CASE REPORT  

Minerva Forensic Medicine 2023 June;143(2):64-9

Role of cortical superficial siderosis in Forensic Neuropathology: two cases of autopsies

Gabriele NAPOLETANO *, Bettina ZINKA, Andreas BÜTTNER

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CASE REPORT  

Minerva Forensic Medicine 2023 June;143(2):70-5

Forensic implications of giant aneurysms: two autopsy cases

Gabriele NAPOLETANO *, Anne PORT, Andreas BÜTTNER

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR  Open access

Minerva Forensic Medicine 2023 June;143(2):76-7

The monthly attendance allowance: the I.N.P.S. (Istituto Nazionale di Previdenza Sociale) follows the Law and extends the ownership to minors under the age of three

Elena PICCIOCCHI *

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