Abstract
The article presents systematic analysis of the possibilities of forensic medical histology under examinations of defects of provided medical care and recommendations based on application of mentioned method. The analyzed data related to criminal and civil cases of defects of provided medical care which used conclusion of non-state forensic experts and forensic medicine experts. The following methods of investigation were applied: microscopic, logical-analytical, logical-synthetic, comparative, systematic and analytical. The proposed histological optimal strategy allows to determine the failure of which body functions was became crucial in the event of death and which of several pathological processes played major role in tanatogenesis. This information is indispensable for establishing causal relationships of defects of provided medical care with unfavorable outcomes. The defects of organization of forensic-histological examinations were established. For the first time, the proposed means of increasing informativeness of forensic-histological findings in cases of defects of provided medical care with involvement of non-state forensic experts. The number of concrete scientific and organizational approaches to improve the actual situation was proposed.
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