Abstract
The purpose of the work is to analyze the literature data devoted to the study of postmortem morphological changes in liver tissue and their use to determine the prescription of death. Postmortem changes are based on the processes of postmortem redistribution of blood and autolysis, the speed and severity of development of which depends primarily on the lifetime pathology, as well as external temperature and humidity during storage of the corpse. The onset of biological death naturally entails the development of postmortem changes in the liver, manifested by a decrease in temperature, violations of the structure of organelles, cells and organ tissue as a whole. The determination and evaluation of developing postmortem morphological changes is necessary both for differential diagnosis with lifetime-developed pathological processes, and for determining the prescription of death coming. This necessitates research to study the features of the development of postmortem changes and to develop ways to assess them to determine the prescription of death coming.
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