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Analytical Study of Paternity Test Cases in Iraq During the Period ( 2002 – 2007 )

    Ammirah Jaber Omar Khalifa Mahdi Salih Nibras Thamer Waly Eman Amer Husein

Iraqi Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2010, Volume 9, Issue 4, Pages 449-456

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Abstract

ABSTRACT: 
BACKGROUND:
An analytical study was done for all paternity test cases referred to the paternity & kinship laboratorary in Medico-Legal Institute in Baghdad during 6years period of time (2002 - 2007). The total numbers of sons were calculated. The Total numbers of whole cases were calculated and divided according to the method of result analysis whether (direct or indirect).
 Statistical calculation of cases was done according to the presence of Kinship between mother and father in each family ,their reference from variable states in the country ,the reasons of reference & the results of exclusion and inclusion for both variable blood groups and HLA Tissue Typing Tests.
OBJECTIVE:
To compare with previous studies, and notice if  that there was a fluctuation in the number of referred cases and changes in the causes of reference influenced by Political , Social , Economical and security situations during the period 2002 – 2007 in Iraq .
METHODS:
1-Morphological Examination  
2-Blood Group Factors Examination
3-HLA – Tissue Typing
RESULTS:
The total serial numbers and total practical numbers and total numbers of all children of whole cases referred to MLI during (2002-2007) were calculated.Beside to the total numbers of practical cases were divided and calculated according  to the method of result analysis (Direct and Indirect) during ( 2002-2007 )and the total particular numbers of cases were divided & calculated according to the kinship between the father and mother during (2002-2007), the Total  numbers of serial cases were divided and calculated according to  the reasons of reference legal ,social, and criminal causes of reference during the period (2002- 2007) and others.
CONCLUSION:
1- The  reasons  for reference during 2002 to 2007 mainly from Baghdad were related to the legal factor rather than social ,due to increase the demand of families to gain the Iraqi nationality and ID card registration to gain their civilian and lawful rights (respectful,social,Financial,patrimony,etc….) ,Those families whose their member was a victim of political violent  , mass graves ,war , crimes and immigrant dispute.
2- The HLA Tissue Typing was considered corner stone in exclusion paternity when the blood groups  results  were  compatible  between  the putative father and child and it was considered a scientific document that help and consolidate  the  inclusion probability of paternity according to the circumstances of each case which was decided andrebated by the court of law .
 
 
Keywords:
    paternity case blood group analytical study hla tissue typing
Main Subjects:
  • Pathology/ Forensic Medicine
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(2010). Analytical Study of Paternity Test Cases in Iraq During the Period ( 2002 – 2007 ). Iraqi Postgraduate Medical Journal, 9(4), 449-456.
Ammirah Jaber Omar; Khalifa Mahdi Salih; Nibras Thamer Waly; Eman Amer Husein. "Analytical Study of Paternity Test Cases in Iraq During the Period ( 2002 – 2007 )". Iraqi Postgraduate Medical Journal, 9, 4, 2010, 449-456.
(2010). 'Analytical Study of Paternity Test Cases in Iraq During the Period ( 2002 – 2007 )', Iraqi Postgraduate Medical Journal, 9(4), pp. 449-456.
Analytical Study of Paternity Test Cases in Iraq During the Period ( 2002 – 2007 ). Iraqi Postgraduate Medical Journal, 2010; 9(4): 449-456.
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