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[Evaluation of toxicological situation in a fire and its effect on the results of forensic medical examination].

С. В. Пузач, Smagin Av

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Analysis of regulatory requirements pertaining to toxicological safety of people during fires is presented along with the most important factors responsible for aggravated toxicological situation unspecified in these documents. The necessity to further extend the database on fire-specific factors and production of highly toxic gases is emphasized. The close relationship between variations of fire-related threats to the human health and results of relevant forensic medical examination is demonstrated.

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Analysis of regulatory requirements pertaining to toxicological safety of people during fires is presented along with the most important factors responsible for aggravated toxicological situation unspecified in these documents. The necessity to further extend the database on fire-specific factors and production of highly toxic gases is emphasized. The close relationship between variations of fire-related threats to the human health and results of relevant forensic medical examination is demonstrated.

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Analysis of regulatory requirements pertaining to toxicological safety of people during fires is presented along with the most important factors responsible for aggravated toxicological situation unspecified in these documents. The necessity to further extend the database on fire-specific factors and production of highly toxic gases is emphasized. The close relationship between variations of fire-related threats to the human health and results of relevant forensic medical examination is demonstrated.

Key concepts: Fire safety, Forensic science, Forensic engineering, Human health, Risk analysis (engineering), Environmental health, Medicine, Engineering

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