Israel reading DNA and CTS CT to identify the bodies of ‘living

Groups are preparing to identify the falls of fallen, determine the causes of death, and support families, using scientific methods and human compassion

The work of the worldwide is to see: Health service and the National Center Center of Forensic Medicine in the Abu Abuzeral said they financed preparations for the remains of the candidates expected to return to Israel on Monday.

According to a formal statement, this is one of the most serious and complex processes on Israel’s health systems, including difficult scientific work for the great commitment to families and empire.

The center, under consideration by Dr. Chen Kigel, to consider diagnosis, investigating death conditions, and gives us familiar conditions to families. The work will be done in close cooperation with the IDF, Army Coabinate, police the Israelites and religious service.

A number of experts involved in the institution, including forensic scholars, anthropologists, radiologists, laboratory and dental dentists, and one who faces a different category of diagnosis.

The Department of Health emphasized that since the war began, the center worked continuously. Two years ago, he pointed to more than 50 drivers who had been killed when they were exiled. Retrenweet experience makes teams able to act quickly and quickly, while defending one’s dignity and providing emotional support to families.

Process of diagnosis

The identification will continue in direct stages, in accordance with acceptable policies of international countries. When you arrive, the bodies will encounter a warm CT CT for different signs, such as medical signs or old crack, which can be compared to familiar clinics.

Full-medical examination of professional medical doctors will follow you, including the texts for external diagnostic features, tattoos, scars, and injury stored before or after death.

Dental assessments will be done by dentists from the Pali Police police, comparing X-rays and previous records. The forensic radioology department, led by Dr Lon Kristpin, will make additional comparisons using X-ray and CT Imaging for different anatomical features.

Samples will be taken with advanced DNA test in the Center’s Labor, led by Dr. Nurit Bublil. There, genetic material will be made and compared with reference samples collected from families.

The goal of reaching the highest positions of conviction, which often requires integrated effort in all many ways, including genes, anatomy, anthropology, and radioology.

When the findings are clear and the status of the bodies allows, identification can be completed at least one hour and a half. In complex situations, the process may take hours or a few days until the complete science is available. As soon as the identification is completed, the findings will be sent to the relevant authorities in the health and the development of the Defense, and families will be notified in person. Only then the bodies will be released to be buried, in accordance with families the desire for family members and IDF procedures.

The person’s not forgotten thing

The center emphasized that even after the diagnostic process, its staff will remain available from families to explain findings and answer the questions. The aim is to ensure that families are fully straightforward information and can reach one’s closure.

The health ministry also looks at the magnitude of the national disaster. It noted that uncertainty and conflict around the diagnostic process affects the whole community and demands information about your attitude and community.

Suggestions include the compatible support between family and friends, to avoid disturbing videos, and engaging with emotional stability, such as spending time with the loved ones and maintaining regular process.

In addition, the ministry warned against disseminating details from the relative sources and asked the public to function properly and mentally to bereaved families and returned families. The statement said: “We all carry out the invisible wounds of sorrow and pain,” the statement said. “Many around us may have suffered losses. Be sympathetic, and help those who are grieving.”