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https://doi.org/10.14300/mnnc.2022.17072

Forensic (morphometric) characteristics of microcirculatory bloodstream vessels in fractures of lower limb segments

[Morphology]
Victoria Nikolaevna Borshchevskaya; Irina Anatolyevna Kolomoets; Victoria Yurievna Deribas; Yuryevich Chistyakov Dmitry; Sergey Sergeevich Sasko; Dmitry Berezovsky;

In the research was to study the morphometric parameters of the microvascular vessels in patients with fractures of the lower extremities segments. The study involved 54 patients (17 men, 37 women) aged 57.33±2.53 years with fractures of the lower limb segments for a period of 1–1.5 weeks. During the operation, biopsy material was sampled in the form of soft tissues from the area of surgery and at a distance. The morphometric study of soft tissue vessels was carried out. Statistically significant results were obtained in the zone of mechanical impact for the diameter and wall thickness of the artery and small vein.

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Keywords: mechanical injury, thrombosis, morphometry, forensic medical examination