FORENSIC PATHOLOGY (PB) by Swapnil S. Agarwal is a focused and practical textbook that provides a systematic understanding of pathological aspects of medico-legal deaths. The book is primarily designed for undergraduate medical students, and also serves as a useful reference for postgraduate trainees and practitioners involved in forensic work.

The text covers core topics of forensic pathology including cause and manner of death, post-mortem changes, sudden and unnatural deaths, mechanical injuries, asphyxial deaths, burns, electrocution, firearm injuries, and forensic interpretation of autopsy findings. Emphasis is placed on pathological features, correlation with clinical and circumstantial evidence, and medico-legal significance.

A major strength of this book is its clear, structured, and exam-oriented presentation. Concepts are explained using tables, flowcharts, illustrative diagrams, and case-based discussions, making it highly useful for theory examinations, viva voce, and practical assessments.

The language is simple, precise, and student-friendly, allowing easy comprehension of complex forensic concepts. Updated content reflects current medico-legal practices and investigative standards.

Forensic Pathology – Swapnil S. Agarwal is highly recommended for students seeking a concise, reliable, and exam-focused resource to strengthen their understanding of forensic pathology.