突然死의 槪念

文國鎭 大韓法醫學會 1984 대한법의학회지 Vol.8 No.1-2

An important and ofter one of the most difficult tasks of medical practitioner or forensic pathologist is the investigation of the cause of death, especially the death may have occured so rapidly and so unexpectedly that no medical practitioner could be summoned in time. For to have an adequate conception of sudden unexpected death have to understand the inducements of deaths, aggravating factors and preexisting underlying diseases and their relationship, therefore, discussed inducements and legal evaluation of sudden unexpected death and classified the sudden unexpected deaths by medico-legal situation.

심장 소송과 법적용

문국진 中央醫學社 1997 中央醫學 Vol.62 No.5

The law of averages dictates that most individuals suffering from a heart disorder will have been subject to some form of physical, thermal, or physiologic traumma in varying degree, preceding an acute phase or the initial detection of the condition. A traumatic experience may precede by moments or actually coincide with the cardiac event. The law of society attempts to determine if such trauma is causally significant With the exception of those cases where the issue is solely one of disability evaluation. Most legally controverter cardiac claims are primarily concerned with the problem of causation. Simply stated, the basic legal issue is whether a particular incident, episode, accident, traumatic factor, or events caused a climate's cardiac illness, disability, or death. If so, there may exist a legal liability with an award of monetary damages to the plaintiff or those claiming through him, on one side, and an assessment of financial responsibility on the defendant, on the other. This paper, therefore, discussed medical concept of causality and legal requirements concerning opinions causality in cardiac claims.

지역사회개발을 위한 스포츠이벤트의 활용방안

조국래 경주대학교 2000 論文集 Vol.13 No.-

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect off summary knowledge off performance on performance and learning of the golf putting. The study was designed in an effort to compensate for the lack of validity in generalizing results of laboratory-based researches. The subjects for the study were students of K university who consented to participate in the experiment. All o the subjects were high-handed and did not have any prior knowledge of the experimental tasks. The subjects were randomly assigned three groups of twelve : group one was provided with knowledge off performance each time the task was given, group two was not provided with any knowledge of performance, and group three were provided with summary of knowledge of performance for five times. Experimental task was to putt a ball toward the hole from a distance of 2 meters and 10 meters respectively on a golf green. The distance for the edge of the hole were given value X, and Y. As for the procedures off the experiment, each subject was given instructions to putt 60 times toward the hole at an interval of 10 times. After each putting, absolute errors, variable errors, radial errors and directional angle were measured for comparison of groups. Finally, a retention test was administered after a week f the experiment. The results of the study are summarized as follows : 1) Providing summary of knowledge of performance, where results of performance are visible, does not facilitate learning and performance of golf putting. 2) providing summary of knowledge of performance, where subjects are asked to perform a difficult task which require precision and concentration, does not facilitate learning and performance of golf putting. 3) It is suggested that further research needs to be conducted in order to discover appropriate rules for performance in actual game settings.

中毒死 檢屍에 關한 東西의 發想差

文國鎭 大韓法醫學會 1997 대한법의학회지 Vol.21 No.1

Utilization of medical knowledge during legal proceeding began in the seventeenth century, but its role is quite different between the East and West. Traditional oriental medicine is based on principles of functional harmony of forces such as metal, wood, water, fire, and earth for the human body. Under this system, issues of morality and philosophy play major roles during legal encounters. Western medicine, on the other hand, is based on the structural and factual analysis of material evidence. The author has analyzed the ways the medical profession in the western and eastern worlds have dealt with medicolegal matters concerning and the like in the past, and he has attempted to propose an effective approach to the use of medical knowledge for the legal system in the future.

醫療時 確認義務의 問題點

文國鎭 大韓法醫學會 1993 대한법의학회지 Vol.17 No.1

As the more complicated and sophisticated medical procedures are becoming available in recent days in the quantities as well as qualities of the medical materials used such as drugs, equipments and other supplies. Also on the rise is the classes and numbers of paramedical personnel. It is the responsibility of physician to ascertain proper administration and use of medications and other materials prior to the paramedical personnel under his control and supervision. Reviewed and discussed, therefore, in this paper the problems of pharmaceutical package inserts of medical drugs, to affirms of idiosyncrasy and duty to affirm for medical procedures performed.

死亡과 診斷書

文國鎭 中央醫學社 1990 中央醫學 Vol.55 No.1

Like any other record, a death certificate can become extremely important should there be a law suit. The cause of death physician lists must reflect physician's honest opinion and not be a source of potential embarrassment for physician at a later date. If there is no reasonable basis for reaching a definitive conclusion as to the cause of death, or if physician is not sure and does not wish to venture an opinion, do not guess on the death certificate. State that physician has no opinion. However, do not purposely avoid stating the cause of death or list an erroneous cause of death or any other information in an attempt to be evasive or protective.

죽음의 정의 및 판단기준에 대한 법의학적 평가

문국진 한국의학사 1988 診斷과治療 Vol.8 No.9

防禦的 醫療論

文國鎭 고려대학교 의과대학 1985 고려대 의대 잡지 Vol.22 No.2

It is obvious that the modern physicians must practice carefully, in terms not only of treating patients but also of defending that treatment and protecting themselves. This does not mean that the practitioners must do the unnecessary cares in treating the patients, as many people seem to think. Quite the contrary; it means rendering more complete treatment, not overreaching practitioner's authorization or ability, following the patients diligently, and the like, in fashion that makes it easier for practitioners to prove what you hare done, if necessary. In learning of careful practice, it is vital to recognize that one of the major factors responsible for the recent increase in the number of malpractice suits is the depersonalization of treatment, the lack of doctor-patient rapport. This development is in part due to the increased specialization of medicine and the decreased amount of time spent with patients. Patients are reluctant to sue physicians with whom they have good rapport. When a patient feels that his doctor cares about him, takes a personal interest in his welfare, and is doing his best to treat him, he often will not sue despite a poor result. Therfore, the auther reviewed and discussed informed consent, revaluation of drug induced sufferings, social management of pharmaceutical inserts, legal consideration on responsibility of medical misdiagnosis and significance of clinical tests as a defensive medical practicing.

과량투약과 그 책임

문국진 한국의학사 1987 診斷과治療 Vol.7 No.1

安樂死의 法醫學的 考察

文國鎭 고려대학교 의과대학 1982 고려대 의대 잡지 Vol.19 No.2

Before the almost miraculous advances of medical technology, natural death made euthanasia a marginal issue; most people who were congenitally or accidentally reduced to "vegetative" conditions quickly died. Recently, however, that situation has changed radically, and there has been a growing concern about the dehumanizing effects of technological development. Technology tied to an antiquated medical and legal ethics that demands "keeping the patient alive at all costs" is too often the cause of suffering and loss of dignity in an age in which science has the means to keep the body functioning in the abscence of all recognizable signs of human life. Therefore, euthanasia was reviewed by medical, ethical and judicial points with some dissenting opinions.