However, the forensic repot points out that at the moment of death the deceased had lung TB with the hyperplasia of peribronchitis and mediastinum (A15.2). P.R. A convict P.R. died the night of August 18, 2014 of acute liver insufficiency in Imereti Regional Clinical Hospital. According to the medical documentation, P.R. was provided with medical assistance on April 4, 2014. S/he was diagnosed with viral Hepatitis C. On April 17, 2014 the convict was enrolled in the Hepatitis C Programme and prescribed Pegferon and Ribovirin. The first injection was administered on July 17, 2014 and by August 7 the condition of the patient was satisfactory. The patient complained about dizziness and fatigue. The complaints started after an injection of Pegferon. Vesicular breathing normal, cardiac sounds of low intensity, weak filling condition of the pulse, the stomach was soft, a pain was reported when palpated, the spleen and the liver could not be found, Pasternack syndrome negative. The patient did not report any complaints during an examination on August 8 and the overall condition was evaluated as satisfactory. On August 14, 2014 the patient was administered a Pegferon injection. S/he complained about dizziness and fatigue, sweatiness. After an hour from the Pegferon injection the patient starting feeling sick with weak ventricular breathing in the lungs, weak filling condition of the pulse, cardiac sounds of low intensity, arterial blood pressure 90/70 mm, pulsation 70, the stomach soft and without pain. The patient was given an IV diffusion after which s/he felt better. On August 15, 2014 P.R. was transferred to the Imereti Regional Clinical Hospital with a preliminary diagnosis of acute liver insufficiency, chronic Hepatitis C, hepatic encephalopathy. Upon the admission to hospital, the convict was inadequate, disoriented and struggled with answering questions. In spite of medical assistance rendered to the patient, s/he died on August 18, 2014. According to the report N004432414 of the National Forensics Bureau, the death was caused by pneumo-cardiac insufficiency resulted from double purulent lobar pneumonia and chronic cardiac ischemic disease. The forensic report indicates the following diagnosis: chronic cardiac ischemic disease, atherosclerotic coronary sclerosis, post-infraction scars in the myocardium, myofibrils, epicardial lipomatosis, aortal atherosclerosis, cardiac hypertrophy, the wall of the left ventricle 2.0 cm thick, double lobar pneumonia with purulent sections, bronchitis, focal emphysema, chronic hepatitis, hepatosis, atherosclerosis of IV vessels, tubulointerstitial nephritis, swelling of the brain-tunic and matters, full-bloodiness of internal parenchyma organs, swelling. The blood sample showed the presence of psychotropic substance Diazepam. It is worth noting that the information provided by the Medical Department of the Ministry of Corrections does not contain any evidence that the patient was tested for cardiovascular (except for EKG) and pulmonary diseases. NATIONAL PREVENTIVE MECHANISM OF GEORGIA 125