ძვლის მოტეხილობის სიცოცხლისდროინდელობის განსაზღვრის სასამართლო-სამედიცინო და სასამართლო-ანთროპოლოგიური ასპექტები - მიმოხილვა

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This review focuses on the critical problem of distinguishing between antemortem and postmortem fractures in forensic medicine and forensic anthropology, with an emphasis on understanding the role of taphonomy in complicating these determinations. By evaluation the application of morphological, histological, and radiological techniques, this article discusses strategies to navigate these challenges, particularly in cases of deaths which are associated with suspected physical abuse. The importance of advanced forensic methodologies and a multidisciplinary approach to effectively interpret taphonomic effects and contribute to legal investigations is highlighted. The review emphasizes the necessity of employing highly precise methods for establishing the vitality of fractures, which is central in investigating cases of physical abuse.