Abstract
The article analyzes the recent publications on the issue of applying dermatoglyphics method of research as one of the methods that are used for identification of person. Importance of dermatoglific method of research in forensic medicine and criminology is dispalayed. Connection of forensic dermatoglyphics with other medical and non-medical sciences is presented.
Highlights
The article analyzes the recent publications on the issue of applying dermatoglyphics method of research as one of the methods that are used for identification of person
[32] Forensic medical workers use this method in case of necessity for conducting person identification in the mass deaths caused by natural disasters, air and technological disasters, military conflicts, as well as during solving issues that are related to the establishment of family relationships in the examination of disputed paternity [9, 10, 11]
Dermatoglyphics parameters of palmar skin of fingers and toes in their origin are unique morphogenetic phenomena relating to sustainable parameters of body that do not change far during life, are genetically determined and have some informational value, which can be used for identification of person
Summary
The article analyzes the recent publications on the issue of applying dermatoglyphics method of research as one of the methods that are used for identification of person. [32] Forensic medical workers use this method in case of necessity for conducting person identification in the mass deaths caused by natural disasters, air and technological disasters, military conflicts, as well as during solving issues that are related to the establishment of family relationships in the examination of disputed paternity [9, 10, 11]. Dermatoglyphics parameters of palmar skin of fingers and toes (dermatoglific patterns) in their origin are unique morphogenetic phenomena relating to sustainable parameters of body that do not change far during life, are genetically determined and have some informational value, which can be used for identification of person.
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