Titlebook: Handbook of Autopsy Practice; Brenda L. Waters (Associate Professor) Book 2009Latest edition Humana Press 2009 Autopsy.Autopsy Chemistry.A

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Legal Aspects of Autopsy PracticeThis chapter focuses on general legal principles pertaining to autopsies in the United States.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-59745-127-7Autopsy; Autopsy Chemistry; Autopsy Laboratory; Autopsy Microbiology; Dissection; Postmortem

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07332-1ates, published in the 199Os, of the overall autopsy rate in the United States are as low as 5%, with the rate in academic institutions estimated at 11% (.,.). Several factors contribute to this. One is the notion that the autopsy will not reveal information above and beyond that gained from current

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-56645-9y aerosols or through the use of sharp instruments. To prevent exposure, the prosector is now mandated to wear surgical scrubs over which(s)he donsmask, head protection, apron, sleeve covers, and cut-resistant as well as latex (or rubber) gloves.

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Technische Verfahren zur Isotopentrennung,s. Thus, it is important to consider their removal and study during autopsy (.,.). Such primary pathologic conditions embrace notonlyneoplasms but also congenital abnormalities, primary open-angle glaucoma, and a host of retinal diseases for which the pathogenesis may not have been described. In add