HISTORY OF STANDARDIZATION OF THE USE OF CHEMICAL STUDIES OF BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS OF THE BODIES IN PATHOANATOMICAL PRACTICE (a case study of Chuvash Republic)
The purpose of the study was the identification of the effectiveness of chemical studies of biological fluids (blood and urine) in the formulation of pathoanatomical diagnoses in alcohol-related diseases. Materials and methods used in the study: protocols of autopsies and acts of forensic chemical studies in 2015-2017. Detailed statistics and comparison of the structural elements of clinical and pathoanatomical diagnoses was carried out. Pathologists had the opportunity to investigate biological fluids in all cases of nonviolent death of people who died at home, as well as cases of death of adults who were hospitalized for less than 36 hours after the concatenation of two services. Forensic chemical studies are important in the practice of pathologists in differentiating diagnoses, identifying alcohol-related diseases, followed by correct coding according to the etiological factor and obtaining more accurate medical and statistical information