Acute coronary insufficiency postmortem diagnosis by the method of spectralselective laser autofluorescent polarimetry of myocardium

Diagnostics of acute coronary insufficiency (ACI) in the period till 6 hours from its beginning is an important issue of forensic medical practice. Combination of autofluorescent analysis with Muller-matrix one has been shown to be efficient method of ACI diagnostics. Aim of the research: to investigate spectral-selective laser autofluorescent polarimetry (SSLAP) of myocardium optically anisotropic structures possibilities for postmortem ACI diagnostics

Post-mortem interval estimation by short-wave laser-induced fluorescence of polycrystalline cerebrospinal fluid films images

Considerable difficulties of accurate post-mortem interval (PMI) estimation are related to impact of large number of both external and internal factors on posthumous processes development, that is why PMI estimation is one of the main problems in forensic practice. There are many new optical polarimetric methods of biological tissue structure assessment, which ones are the most perspective in PMI estimation. The purpose of the work is to develop and to test the method of two-dimensional Stokes-polarimetric mapping of biological layers autofluorescence for PMI estimation by statistical analysis of postmortem changes dynamics of the coordinate distributions values of polycrystalline films of liquor (PFL) images laser-induced fluorescence polarization intensity

Using of method of multiparametric spectral-selective laser polarization autofluorescence of biological layers for postmortem diagnostics of acute ischemia of myocardium

Significant prevalence of acute coronary insufficiency (ACI) and its suddenness in the forensic practice gives rise to suspicion of police about violent nature of death. That is why objective precise methods for diagnosis of acute ischemia (AI) of the myocardium requires. However, ACI is difficult to diagnose because of the nonspecificity of macroscopic signs and the need for specific coloring methods and the role of the "human factor"

Time since death estimation by two-dimensional mapping of polarizating inhomogeneous images of cerebro-spinal fluid polycrystalline films

Considеrablе difeсultiеs ofaссurate timе sinsе dеath (TSD) еstimation arе rеlatеd to impaсt of large number of Ьoth еxternal and internal faсtors on posthumous proсеssеs developmеnt. There arе many nеw tесhniques have Ьeen rеsеarсh in reсеnt yеars for TSD estimation inсluding bioсhemiсal' speсtrophotometriсf,l uoresсеnt- hystoсhеmiсalm ethods etс. In our opinion optiсal diaрostiс mеthods are thе most perspetivе in this arеa

Post-mortem interval estimation by changes in the optical density of the cerebrospinal fluid with the time after death increasing

The ability to accurately determine when death has occurred allows more accurate and with high quality provide the investigation of crimes, so the definition of a postmortem interval (PMI) covers both medical and legal aspects

Professor Kryzhanivska Irene Volodimyrivna – the founder of the forensic medical school in Bukovyna

Висвітлено життєвий та творчий шлях багатолітнього (1951-1985) завідувача кафедри судової медицини.Осветлен жизненный и творческий путь многолетнего (1951-1985) заведующего кафедры судебной медицины.The article deals with the life and creative activity of long-term (1951-1985) head of the Forensic Medicine Department

The influence of ethanol on the accuracy of time since death estimation by the method of laser polarimetry of cerebrospinal fluid polycrystalline films

The definition of DNS is complicated by the fact that a significant number of exogenous and endogenous factors, such as environmental conditions, the cause of death , anthropological features, the age of the person, are effected by posthumous processes occuring in the tissues of the corpse