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    Ethical and legal consideration of prisoner's hunger strike in serbia
    (2011)
    Alempijevic, Djordje (55282549400)
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    Pavlekic, Snezana (22035701700)
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    Jecmenica, Dragan (22034806500)
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    Nedeljkov, Aleksandra (35727133200)
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    Jankovic, Milos (42661598400)
    Hunger strike of prisoners and detainees remains a major human rights and ethical issue for medical professionals. We are reporting on a case of a 48-year-old male sentenced prisoner, intravenous heroin user, who went on a hunger strike and died 15days later. Throughout the fasting period, the prisoner, who was capable of decision making, refused any medical examination. Autopsy findings were not supporting prolonged starvation, while toxicology revealed benzodiazepines and opiates in blood and urine. Cause of death was given as "heroin intoxication" in keeping with detection of 6-MAM. Legal and ethical issues pertinent to medical examination and treatment of prisoners on hunger strike are explored in accordance with legislation and professional ethical standards in Serbia. A recommendation for the best autopsy practice in deaths following hunger strike has been made. © 2011 American Academy of Forensic Sciences.
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    Ethical and legal consideration of prisoner's hunger strike in serbia
    (2011)
    Alempijevic, Djordje (55282549400)
    ;
    Pavlekic, Snezana (22035701700)
    ;
    Jecmenica, Dragan (22034806500)
    ;
    Nedeljkov, Aleksandra (35727133200)
    ;
    Jankovic, Milos (42661598400)
    Hunger strike of prisoners and detainees remains a major human rights and ethical issue for medical professionals. We are reporting on a case of a 48-year-old male sentenced prisoner, intravenous heroin user, who went on a hunger strike and died 15days later. Throughout the fasting period, the prisoner, who was capable of decision making, refused any medical examination. Autopsy findings were not supporting prolonged starvation, while toxicology revealed benzodiazepines and opiates in blood and urine. Cause of death was given as "heroin intoxication" in keeping with detection of 6-MAM. Legal and ethical issues pertinent to medical examination and treatment of prisoners on hunger strike are explored in accordance with legislation and professional ethical standards in Serbia. A recommendation for the best autopsy practice in deaths following hunger strike has been made. © 2011 American Academy of Forensic Sciences.

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