Titlebook: Autopsy in the 21st Century; Best Practices and F Jody E. Hooper,Alex K. Williamson Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 autopsy r

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A Short History of Human Dissection and the Autopsywenty-first century, highlighting the contributions of European investigators during medieval times, especially those at Padua, where Vesalius’s great work, ., overthrew more than a millennium of misinformation about the human body and led to the studies of William Harvey, who elucidated the circula

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Evolving Autopsy Practice Modelsusses the benefits of and challenges arising from their creation, and offers guidance for their establishment. Next, it reviews available methodologies for assigning value to the professional component of autopsy work, and it introduces considerations for implementing such assignments in practice. F

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Essential Techniques in Certain Decedent Populations they do not replace the autopsy but instead enhance this valued medical procedure. Not all patients are the same, and not all postmortem examinations will be the same. Some cases present definite challenges for the autopsy pathologist. Based on the decedent, past medical history, family history, an

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Forensic Autopsiesxaminers in medical examiner and coroner (ME/C) offices. Approximately one third of all deaths fall under the jurisdiction of ME/C offices. There are approximately 2000 coroner offices and 400 medical examiner offices in the United States, but approximately half of the population is served by a medi

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