Glassman D M, Crow R M
Department of Anthropology, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, USA.
J Forensic Sci. 1996 Jan;41(1):152-4.
This paper provides a model for standardizing descriptions of the extent of burn injury to human bodies consumed in fire. Its intent is to simplify and make comparable case reports and legal descriptions by medical examiners, pathologists, crime scene investigators, forensic odontologists, forensic anthropologists, fire fighters, paramedics, and others responsible for recovery, analysis, or identification of burn victims. The Crow-Glassman scale (CGS) is divided into five levels depicting increasing destruction to the body relative to burn injury. Each level relates to a unique set of circumstances that may affect on the recovery procedure, analysis strategy for identification, and choice of personnel most suited for making identifications.
本文提供了一个用于规范对火灾中人体烧伤程度描述的模型。其目的是简化并使法医、病理学家、犯罪现场调查人员、法医牙科学者、法医人类学家、消防员、护理人员以及其他负责烧伤受害者尸体回收、分析或身份鉴定的人员所撰写的病例报告和法律描述具有可比性。克劳-格拉斯曼量表（CGS）分为五个级别，描述了相对于烧伤而言身体破坏程度的增加。每个级别都与一组独特的情况相关，这些情况可能会影响恢复程序、身份鉴定的分析策略以及最适合进行身份鉴定的人员选择。
