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14. I prelievi di cellule, organi, tessuti a scopo di trapianto

Author

Tattoli, Lucia, Santovito, D., Lupariello, F., Bosco, Caterina, and DI VELLA, Giancarlo

Subjects
legislazione italiana, trapianti, donazione d'organo, Etica, legislazione italiana, donazione d'organo, trapianti, Etica
Published
2023

23. Death of a Doppelgänger: A Peculiar Case of Homicide

Author

Bosco, Caterina, Tattoli, Lucia, Barbieri, Cristiano, Rocca, Gabriele, Grattagliano, Ignazio, and Di Vella, Giancarlo

Subjects
Psychosis, Doppelgänger, Homicide, Doppelgänger, Psychosis, Homicide
Published
2022

30. LA RIMODULAZIONE DEL PIANO TRIENNALE DI PREVENZIONE DELLA CORRUZIONE E PER LA TRASPARENZA (PTPCT) QUALE STRUMENTO DI PREVENZIONE DEL RISCHIO DI CORRUZIONE IN SANITÀ DURANTE L’EMERGENZA COVID-19: L’ESPERIENZA DELL’A.O.U. CITTÀ DELLA SALUTE E DELLA SCIENZA DI TORINO

Author

Santovito, Davide, Di vella, Giancarlo, and Tattoli, Lucia.

Subjects
corruption, pandemic, COVID-19, emergency, accountability, risk management, accountability, emergency, pandemic, corruption, COVID-19, risk management
Published
2021

41. I DELITTI CONTRO LA VITA

Author

Curti, Serena Maria, Tattoli, Lucia, Bosco, Caterina, Cena, Greta, Lupariello, Francesco, and Di Vella, Giancarlo.

Subjects
delitti contro la vita
Published
2019

42. LA PROCREAZIONE MEDICALMENTE ASSISTITA

Author

Bosco, Caterina, Tattoli, Lucia, Cena, Greta, Lupariello, Francesco, Curti, Serena Maria, and Di Vella, Giancarlo.

Subjects
aspetti medico legali, procreazione medicalmente assistita, aspetti medico legali, procreazione medicalmente assistita
Published
2019

44. I DELITTI CONTRO L’INCOLUMITÀ INDIVIDUALE

Author

Lupariello, Francesco, Tattoli, Lucia, Cena, Greta, Bosco, Caterina, Curti, Serena Maria, and Di Vella, Giancarlo.

Subjects
lesioni personali, mutilazione genitali femminili, percosse, lesioni personali, mutilazione genitali femminili, percosse
Published
2019

47. Financial-Psychological Crime: The Madoff Case

Author

Grattagliano, Ignazio, Alessio, Ostuni, Maricla, Marrone, Cassano, Annalisa, Fulvia, Carucci, Michele Di Marcantonio, DI VELLA, Giancarlo, Tattoli, Lucia, Campobasso, Carlo P., and Graziamaria, Corbi

Subjects
Criminalistic, Financial Fraud, Persuasive Strategies, Criminalistic, Financial Fraud, Persuasive Strategies
Published
2018

48. Holy Crime: Sexual Abuse of Minors by Priests

Author

Grattagliano, Ignazio, Alessio, Ostuni, Maricla, Marrone, Cassano, Annalisa, Annalisa, Pasquale, DI VELLA, Giancarlo, Tattoli, Lucia, Campobasso, Carlo P., Graziamaria, Corbi, and Catanesi, Roberto

Subjects
Sexual Crimes, Children, Children, Sexual Crimes, Priests, Priests
Published
2018

50. The mourning process and "living with the dead": Two case reports and a review of the literature.

Author

Bosco, Caterina, Tattoli, Lucia, Di Vella, Giancarlo, Ventura, Francesco, Verde, Alfredo, and Rocca, Gabriele

Subjects
*BEREAVEMENT, *LITERATURE reviews, *FORENSIC psychiatry, *SOCIAL isolation, *LIVING alone, *CHILDREN of people with mental illness
Abstract

The discovery of mummified bodies in domestic settings is not unusual in the medico‐legal context. It is often a marker of social isolation, even in our urban modern society, and usually occurs among elderly people living alone or in precarious conditions. However, bereaved subjects can sometimes be found managing their grief by deliberately keeping the corpses of their loved ones at home. Investigation of these atypical cases can be challenging and often requires a multidisciplinary effort by different forensic specialists. We report two cases of people who lived for several months with the mummified remains of a relative. In both cases, the judge ordered a forensic psychiatry assessment of the survivors' competency and the reasons for this peculiar behavior, which is regarded as abnormal in our society. Case 1 describes a shared psychosis, which developed out of a condition of extreme seclusion of the entire family. Case 2 shows that even a mild personality disorder on which a series of traumatic events operates can trigger psychotic decompensation, causing extreme denial of the reality of death. The analysis of these cases contributes to our knowledge of the scantly studied phenomenon of "Living with the Dead" and raises questions about the psychopathology behind it. It is useful to identify subjects who are more prone to developing this "deviant" behavior, in order to distinguish people with mental illness from those who merely want to profit from the death of a loved one. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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