Kyung-Ho Park
Soonchunhyang University
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Journal of Forensic Sciences | 2009
Dae-Kyoon Park; Kyung-Ho Park; Jeong-Sik Ko; Yi-Suk Kim; Nak-Eun Chung; Y. H. Ahn; Seung-Ho Han
Abstract:u2002 Meticulous recovery of victims in the Daegu subway disaster was possible, because charred and fragmented victims were left inu2003situ. Because bodies were piled one over another within the train, appropriate methodology during the recovery was critical to identifying the victims. The disaster area was thoroughly documented with notes, photographs, and schematic drawings of the various locations. The recovery team, comprising two medical examiners and one forensic anthropologist, decided when charred body parts and cremated bones were linked to the same individual based on the anatomy and forensic anthropological examination. Without these recovery procedures, it would not have been possible to efficiently harvest representative DNA sample from most of the victims’ body parts. After the entire process of identification, 136 victims were positively identified, and six victims remained unidentified. This study supports the crucial role of forensic anthropologists in the recovery of victims, especially in fire scenes.
Brain Research Bulletin | 2017
Yeon Hee Yu; Kahyun Lee; Dal Sik Sin; Kyung-Ho Park; Dae-Kyoon Park; Duk-Soo Kim
Febrile seizure (FS) is the most common seizure type in infants and young children. FS may induce functional changes in the hippocampal circuitries. Abnormality of excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmissions was previously related to wide-spread seizure attack in the hippocampus following recurrent seizure onset. To clarify the involvement of expressional changes and functional alterations of hippocampal interneurons with epileptogenesis following FS, we investigated long-term effects following recurrent seizure in a hyperthermia-induced seizure animal model. At 12 weeks following FS, the recurrent seizure time period, local field potentials (LFP) revealed high amplitude potential and a sharp wave characteristic of epilepsy. Mossy fiber reorganization in the hippocampus was also detected as abnormal synaptic connection at 8 weeks. Calretinin (CR) -positive interneurons were transiently enhanced during epileptogenic period at 7-9 weeks after FS in the CA1 and DG region and it is double labeled with VGLUT-1. However, although GABAA-α1 immunoreactivities were un-changed as similar to control hippocampus at 7-9 weeks after seizure onset, its expression was significantly enhanced at 4 weeks and 12 weeks and it is colocalized with GABA. Furthermore, the field excitatory postsynaptic potential (fEPSP) and the paired-pulse responses including population spike (PS) latency, excitability ratio and PS2/PS1 ratio were markedly altered in the CA1 and DG region at 12 weeks after FS. Therefore, our findings in present study indicate that these time-dependent changes may be based on the persistent alterations of hippocampal neuronal circuits in balance between excitatory and inhibitory responses, and may lead to the epileptogenesis and spread of seizure activity following FS.
Korean Journal of Physical Anthropology | 2014
Duk-Soo Kim; Jeong-Sik Ko; Kyung-Ho Park; Dae-Kyoon Park
Korean Journal of Physical Anthropology | 2014
Chong-Kun Hong; Jae-Kwang Chung; U-Young Lee; Duk-Soo Kim; Dae-Kyoon Park; Kyung-Ho Park
Applied Microscopy | 1992
Soo-Jae Yim; Nam-Gil Yang; E-Tay Ahn; Jeong-Sik Ko; Kyung-Ho Park; Jin-Gook Kim
Applied Microscopy | 1992
Hack-Gun Bae; Nam-Gil Yang; E-Tay Ahn; Jeong-Sik Ko; Kyung-Ho Park; Jin-Gook Kim
Applied Microscopy | 1992
Young-Sik Kim; Nam-Gil Yang; E-Tay Ahn; Jeong-Sik Ko; Kyung-Ho Park; Jin-Gook Kim
Applied Microscopy | 1990
In-Ho Kim; Nam-Gil Yang; E-Tay Ahn; Jeong-Sik Ko; Kyung-Ho Park
Applied Microscopy | 1990
Sang-Eun Lee; Jeong-Sik Ko; Nam-Gil Yang; E-Tay Ahn; Kyung-Ho Park
Applied Microscopy | 1988
E-Tay Ahn; Nam-Gil Yang; Jong-Kyu Kim; Jeong-Sik Ko; Bong-Hee Lee; Kyung-Ho Park