Forensic biomechanics, an interdisciplinary field that combines principles of mechanical engineering, biology, and forensic science, plays a crucial role in understanding the mechanisms of injuries in legal contexts. This paper reviews the key concepts, methodologies, and applications of forensic biomechanics, emphasizing its importance in the investigation of accidents, assaults, and other incidents where injury analysis is pivotal. Through an examination of case studies and current research, the paper highlights advancements in biomechanical modeling, injury criteria, and the integration of technology in forensic investigations. Challenges and future directions for forensic biomechanics are also discussed, providing a comprehensive overview of this vital discipline.
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