FORENSIC ASSESSMENT OF ANTENATAL FETAL DEATH

As part of the legal regulation of medicine, doctors and forensic medical experts are forced to assess defects in medical care in patients who died in medical institutions from a violent cause, with adverse medical outcomes. It is known that the most qualitative study of hospital death is carried out by forensic medical experts.Who identify more defects in medical care than pathologists, respectively, 86.8% and 18 %.In each case, the submitted medical documentation was examined, including data from multiple prenatal echophetometry. In each case, the afterbirth was examined. Studies of the afterbirth, fetal corpses and newborns were conducted in accordance with generally accepted standards. The obstetric gestation period (post menstrualis) was considered as the gestational age. In one newborn whose life expectancy exceeded the perinatal period, postconceptual age was taken into account as an indicator of gestational age.