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Aviation Related Injuries and Forensic Medicine

Havacılık Yaralanmaları ve Adli Tıp

Mahmut Şerif YILDIRIM
Ramazan AKÇAN
Aykut LALE
Eyüp Ruşen HEYBET
Pages
61–70
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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Inthis paper, it is aimed to attract attention to aviation accidentsand forensic science approach to these accidents.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Aviation is public transport and entertainment activity whichcarried out by wide variety of vehicles and technologicalmechanisms.
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Key Findings & Data:Main targets of systematic forensic approachare identification of victims, to reach conclusion aboutthe causes and mechanisms of injuries, to contribute to theestimation of the cause of accident, determination of the personwho was controlling the aircraft at the time of accidentand to investigate about medical and toxicological conditionswhich will effect pilot's adequacy and flight performance.
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Abstract

Aviation is public transport and entertainment activity whichcarried out by wide variety of vehicles and technologicalmechanisms. Underestimated extent of accidents can ocur inthis developing sector and industry every day. These accidentscan cause variety of situations from simple personal injuriesto mass disasters. Main targets of systematic forensic approachare identification of victims, to reach conclusion aboutthe causes and mechanisms of injuries, to contribute to theestimation of the cause of accident, determination of the personwho was controlling the aircraft at the time of accidentand to investigate about medical and toxicological conditionswhich will effect pilot's adequacy and flight performance. Inthis paper, it is aimed to attract attention to aviation accidentsand forensic science approach to these accidents.

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Havacılık, çok çeşitli araçlar ve teknolojik mekanizmalarla gerçekleştirileneğlence veya toplu taşımacılık aktivitesidir. Hergeçen gün gelişim gösteren bu sektör ve endüstride azımsanmayacakölçüde kazalar meydana gelebilmektedir. Bu kazalarsonucunda basit bireysel yaralanmalardan kitlesel felaketlerekadar çeşitli durumlar oluşabilmektedir. Kaza sonrasındasistematik olarak yapılacak adli bilimler yaklaşımı ile temelolarak ulaşılması gereken hedefler kurbanların kimliklendirilmesi,yaralanmaların nedeni ve mekanizması hakkında kararavarılması, kazaya neden olan sebebin tahminine katkıdabulunulması, kaza anında uçağı kontrol eden kişinin belirlenmesi,pilotun kaza anında yeterliliğini ve uçuş performansınıetkileyecek medikal veya toksikolojik durumların araştırılmasıolarak ortaya çıkmaktadır. Bu yazıda havacılık kazalarına vebu kazalara yönelik adli bilimler yaklaşımına dikkat çekilmesiamaçlandı.

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YILDIRIM, M. Ş., AKÇAN, R., LALE, A., HEYBET, E. R. (2022). Aviation Related Injuries and Forensic Medicine. Adli Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 30 - Sayı: 1, 61–70. https://ajindex.com/articles/428705

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