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February 5, 2026American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology0 citations

“The Scalpel Is Passed,” A Conversation With Dr Peter Knudsen

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ASAnna Smedra

Key Points

  • To share insights and experiences from Dr. Peter Knudsen on forensic pathology and related topics.
  • Conducted an interview with Dr. Peter Knudsen
  • Discussed his experiences in forensic pathology
  • Highlighted key events from his career, including work in Kosovo and Thailand
  • Shared interactions at conferences and workshops
  • Dr. Knudsen emphasized the importance of collaboration in forensic science
  • He discussed the evolution of forensic techniques over his 35-year career
  • Insights into the application of forensic medicine in different contexts were shared

Abstract

In this issue of “The Scalpel Is Passed,” I have the pleasure of interviewing Professor Peter Knudsen, a Danish forensic pathologist with over 35 years of experience, including work as a member of the DVI team in Kosovo and Thailand. I met Professor Knudsen many years ago in Lyon at a ballistics conference. We’ve stayed in touch ever since, and I occasionally have the pleasure of meeting him at conferences and scientific workshops, never missing an opportunity to chat with him and benefit from his extensive and comprehensive knowledge of forensic medicine and beyond.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/698434dff1d9ada3c1fb379ehttps://doi.org/10.1097/paf.0000000000001077
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