Kapustin A V
Sud Med Ekspert. 1998 Nov-Dec;41(6):15-6.
Histologic studies can help disclose the design of the knife blade by which a cut wound was inflicted. For analysis, thick (25-30 microns) sections are made, parallel to skin surface near the ends of a cut wound. The ends of the wound formed by the blade edge and back are different, and some specific features of the blade back, primarily its thickness, can be distinguished. When the suspected knife is available, a valid conclusion can be made by comparing experimental wounds inflicted by this knife with the studied wounds.
组织学研究有助于揭示造成切割伤的刀片设计。为进行分析，需制作厚度为25至30微米的厚切片，这些切片与切割伤末端附近的皮肤表面平行。由刀刃和刀背形成的伤口末端有所不同，刀背的一些特定特征，主要是其厚度，可以被区分出来。当可疑刀具可用时，通过将该刀具造成的实验伤口与所研究的伤口进行比较，可得出有效的结论。
