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V A Fetisov

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[Expert work during technogenic extreme situations (Report II)].

The article is devoted to the organizational principles of work of expert institutions and its subdivisions with reference to technogenic catastrophes with mass victims. The problems of interactions of representatives from different structures and departments made busy with the work at the place of event are discussed in terms of forensic medicine. Special attention is paid to the problems of expert institution readiness for work under conditions of extreme situations depending on the medical-and-tactical characteristics of damage focus.

Disaster Planning↗

[Expert work during technogenc emergency situations (Report I)].

The authors discuss the organizational principles of the work of expert institution and its subdivisions with reference to technogenic catastrophes accompanied with mass human victims. The problems of interaction of the representatives from different structures and departments taking part in the work at the place of event are considered in terms of forensic medicine. The attention is concentrated on the problems of expert institution readiness to work under conditions of extreme situations depending on the medicotactical characteristics of defeat focus.

Disasters↗

[Errors in medical care rendered by military treatment and prevention institutions (according to the data of forensic medical expertise].

The authors discuss one of the important aspects of military medicolegal laboratory activities connected with the quality control of medical care rendered in the military treatment-and-prophylactic institutions in the nineties of the XX century. The example of medical care defects (MCD) permitted to reveal their nature, causes and sites of origin at pre-hospital (PHS) and hospital (HS) stages. Despite some decrease in the total number of MCD revealed HS defects prevail (more than 75%); the organizational defects at PHS and diagnostic defects at HS are predominant. The main MCD causes are inadequate qualification of medical workers, defects in organization of treatment-and-diagnostic process and inadequate examination of patients.

Forensic Medicine↗

[Medico-legal analysis of violent death in navy servicemen].

On the model of analysis of violent death in the Armed Forces and the Navy during the period of 1975-2000 one of the aspects of military medico-legal laboratory (MLL) activity is shown. The authors give the analysis of dynamics of accidents, murders and suicides n the Navy compared with the data obtained in the Armed Forces. The attention is concentrated on the situation arising in the AF and Navy where the crime rate is rather high as the cases of murders and suicides have increased and especially during the last years.

Accidents↗

[Exocrine function of the pancreas after vagotomy with economical gastric resection].

The authors have studied the effect of vagotomy, associated with an economic gastric resection, on exocrinous function of the pancreas and compared the sequelae of selective and trunkal vagotomy in this respect. The secretin and vagus mechanisms of secretion are analysed. Ten investigations were carried out in patients with duodenal ulcerous disease prior to surgery, and in 68 patients within the terms up to 3 years postoperatively. Vagotomy results in a reliable decrease of the basal amount of pancreatic secretion in maintaining the response to stimulation with hydrochloric acid and insulin hypoglycemia. Changes in exocrinous function of the pancreas were found to be identical after trunkal and selective vagotomy.

Amylases↗

[Extraperitoneal cyst of the right spermatic cord].

A rare case of an extraperitoneal cyst of the right spermatic cord is reported. Dysfunction of the right kidney diagnosed initially appeared to be due to compression of the low third of the right ureter by an extraperitoneal cyst. After removal the cyst the function of the right kidney completely recovered.

Adult↗