[Teaching medical law to medical students].
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Biomedical subjects
G A Pashinian
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[Personal identification by complex study of characteristics of the teeth and dentition structures].
A multimodality dental examination was made and anatomomorphological features of teeth and tooth sequences were studied in 200 policemen using clinical examination, morphological investigation of plaster jaw models, analysis of x-rays and statistics, intraoral videocamera pictures, computer processing. The scheme of creation of dental data bank applicable in personal identification is offered.
Dentition↗
[The VI All-Russia Congress of Forensic Medical Experts "Prospects of development and improvement of forensic-medical science and practice" (Tiumen', September 7-9, 2005)].
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Forensic Medicine↗
[Comparative characteristics of angulometric parameters of teeth and dentitions in terms of personal identification].
Angulometric teleroentgenographic characteristics of teeth were compared for 158 subjects. A computer technology of calculation and assessment of 47 angular (quantitative) parameters characterizing spatial position of the teeth and jaws is proposed. This complex of parameters can be used as an additional test in personal identification.
Adolescent↗
[Determination of the time of occurrence of mechanical trauma by the EPR spectra of the bone marrow].
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Accidents↗
[Status of scientific research in forensic medicine in the RSFSR and prospects of its development in the 12th Five-Year Plan].
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Forensic Medicine↗
[Prospects for using the electron paramagnetic resonance method in forensic medicine].
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Electron Spin Resonance Spectroscopy↗
[Histoenzymatic characteristics of the placenta in live and still births].
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[Determination of the duration of extrauterine existence from the inorganic composition of the stomach, initial section of the small intestine, cephalhematoma, and umbilical ring].
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Calcium↗
[Detection of antispermatozoid antibodies in the blood of women as proof of the fact of sexual intercourse (preliminary report)].
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[Determining injuries inflicted during life (or after death) by the non-organic composition of the internal organs].
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Autopsy↗
[Possibility of determining the intravital nature of trauma by studying the non-organic composition of the bone marrow].
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Adolescent↗
[Significance of examination of placental tissue in the diagnosis of live birth].
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[Nonstandard method of relative semiquantitative spectral study of human seminal fluid].
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Aluminum↗
[The use of electrophoresis and emission spectrography to establish live birth].
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Blood Proteins↗
[Use of the chemiluminescence method for determining the intravital origin and time of a mechanical injury to the skeletal muscles].
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Animals↗
[Diagnosis of the intravital origin of a mechanical injury by a disc electrophoretic method].
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Animals↗
[The morphological characteristics of the microcirculatory bed of the thymic capsule in the dynamics of the posttraumatic period].
Describes the status of microvessels of thymic capsule in mechanical injury. Features the changes occurring in the capsular microvessels in the course of the posttraumatic period and the morphology of all the components involved.
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