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Case Reports
[Forensic-medical obstetric-gynecological examinations in cases on professional delinquency of medical personnel].
- O A Dmitrieva, T M Fedchenko, D V Goncharenko, E A Iurtaeva, and A P Pichugin.
- Sud. Med. Ekspert. 2007 Jul 1; 50 (4): 24-7.
AbstractWe studied the trend in the number of forensic-medical examinations in trials against obstetricians and gynecologists conducted in Primorsky Region in 1997-2005. Most typical defects in obstetric-gynecological care are characterized. These cases are analysed in terms of forensic-medical practice. Detection and forensic-medical analysis of the above defects contribute to optimization of the diagnosis and treatment both in obstetric-gynecological practice and in wide medical practice.
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