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4. Case report 304

Author

Jongeward, Jr., Robert H., Martel, William, Louis, Dean S., Okoye, Matthias I., and Walter, Norman

Published
1985
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5. Applying forensic anthropological data in homicide investigation to the depravity standard

Author

Reinhard, Karl, Welner, Michael, Okoye, Matthias I., Marotta, Melissa, Plank, Gary, Anderson, Brianna, Mastellon, Theresa, Reinhard, Karl, Welner, Michael, Okoye, Matthias I., Marotta, Melissa, Plank, Gary, Anderson, Brianna, and Mastellon, Theresa

Abstract

Forensic anthropology can provide detailed information regarding the perpetrator’s treatment of a homicide victim. This data may inform The Depravity Standard (DS), a forensic science inventory used to assess the severity of a homicide’s intent, actions, victimology, and attitudes. Skeletal data enabled the reconstruction of a homicide case involving mutilation and possible torture. Using The Depravity Standard (DS) the skeletal data underwent evaluation in order to provide evidence of depravity. The osteological data alone offered sufficient evidence for a number of criteria of depravity, demonstrating the importance and application of osteology in resolving specific questions about the depravity of a homicide.

Published
2013

12. Invasive Pituitary Oncocytoma

Author

Okoye, Matthias I. and Mueller, Willys F.

Subjects
Adenoma, Microscopy, Electron, Humans, Female, Pituitary Neoplasms, Case Reports, Middle Aged
Abstract

A large invasive pituitary neoplasm, surgically resected by left frontotemporal craniotomy, and thought to represent "chromophobe" adenoma by light microscopy, exhibited ultrastructural features characteristic of oncocytoma. Electron microscopic and immunocytochemical studies showed that the tumor did not possess enhanced secretory activity. The indispensable role of electron microscopy in the identification of this rare neoplasm and especially in the classification of all pituitary tumors is emphasized.

Published
1983

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