FORENSIC MEDICAL ASSESSMENT CLINIC OF MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN CASE OF CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING DUE TO ALCOHOL INTOXICATION

Abstract

Objective: Forensic clinical morphological changes in acute poisoning of carbon dioxide on the background of alcohol intoxication
and timing of poisoning. Material and methods: The results of the forensic medical examination of corpses and the
history of the victims of acute carbon monoxide poisoning were analyzed in 135. Quontitotive indications of carboxyhemoglobin
in the blood Fretvurst, and Minex were detected using spectrophotometrichmethods.Results: Clinical and morphological effects
on acute poisoning of carbon oxidized against the background of alcohol intoxication were systematized and the main stages
of tanatogenesis were identified. Conclusions: Ethyl alcohol weakness carboxyhemoglobin’s toxic effect in small amounts, in
large quantities, it has been discovered that carboxyhemoglobin can exacerbate the toxic effects and increase the risk of death