Improvement of the organization of forensic medical expertise in emergencies through digital technologies

The paper examines modern approaches to organizing forensic medical examinations in emergency situations involving mass casualties. It is noted that traditional organizational methods under such conditions are insufficiently effective, which necessitates the introduction of new organizational and methodological solutions. The feasibility of using digital technologies in forensic practice is substantiated, including automated registration and documentation systems, three-dimensional modeling, telemedicine, mobile technologies, and artificial intelligence algorithms. Examples of developed software systems and methodologies are presented, demonstrating improved efficiency of forensic medical examinations and enhanced interagency coordination. The implementation of these technologies contributes to the formation of a unified digital space for forensic medical data, optimizes expert procedures, and increases the evidential reliability of forensic conclusions.

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Forensic Medical Expertise
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2025-12-22
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https://doi.org/10.17116/sudmed2025680615
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Autopsy Techniques and Outcomes
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Improvement of the organization of forensic medical expertise in emergencies through digital technologies

M.A. Dymochka, Y. I. Makarov, I.A. Tolmachev, YuI. Pigolkin et al.
Forensic Medical Expertise
Autopsy Techniques and Outcomes
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Improvement of the organization of forensic medical expertise in emergencies through digital technologies

M.A. Dymochka, Y. I. Makarov, I.A. Tolmachev, YuI. Pigolkin, V.N. Gridin, D.A. Sheptulin, P.V. Glybochko, S.I. Kolesnikov, E.V. Kriukov, S.V. Leonov
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Abstract

The paper examines modern approaches to organizing forensic medical examinations in emergency situations involving mass casualties. It is noted that traditional organizational methods under such conditions are insufficiently effective, which necessitates the introduction of new organizational and methodological solutions. The feasibility of using digital technologies in forensic practice is substantiated, including automated registration and documentation systems, three-dimensional modeling, telemedicine, mobile technologies, and artificial intelligence algorithms. Examples of developed software systems and methodologies are presented, demonstrating improved efficiency of forensic medical examinations and enhanced interagency coordination. The implementation of these technologies contributes to the formation of a unified digital space for forensic medical data, optimizes expert procedures, and increases the evidential reliability of forensic conclusions.

Forensic Medical ExpertiseVol. 68(6)
Sechenov University (RU), Lomonosov Moscow State University (RU), Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (DE), S. M. Kirov Military Medical Academy (RU), Russian Federal Centre of Forensic Science of the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation (RU), Russian Engineering Academy (RU), Ministry of Health (MN), Moscow State University (TJ), Federal State Budgetary Institution "Center for Expertise and Quality Control of Medical Care" (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 32%
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