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His most grisly task was the exhumation and autopsies of three expedition members, one of whom was John Torrington.

Autopsies cannot be performed and thus no recent histological examinations have been reported.

There were autopsies and coroners' reports and legal things and a funeral, weeks of awful surreal stuff that passes in a blur.

"Unfortunately, the autopsies will probably not detect or disprove microwaves from outer space, " Miss Rowe said with a sigh of resignation.

Mr. Wu answered this challenge. The medicine researchers primarily learned from autopsies ; there is no more energy flow in cadavers.

His staff took samples from the decomposed carcasses and is doing autopsies on the dead dolphins that were still intact.

Description of autopsies will also become less subjective, as the data can be reinterpreted by independent pathologists if need be.

In autopsies, examiners often find gall bladders full of gall stones although the deceased had no complaints about them.

First, few autopsies were performed, thus limiting the validity of the listed causes of death on certificates.

Two official autopsies failed to determine a cause of death.

The other week the Canadian Sports Concussion Project announced the results from brain autopsies of four CFL football players.

Move through the vibrant city to scope out crime scenes, perform autopsies and interrogate suspects.

The report notes that autopsies of children who die during acute KD show T-cell infiltration into the coronary artery wall.

Last week the Canadian Sports Concussion Project announced the results from brain autopsies of four CFL football players.

On a Sunday morning in mid-March, I met with Dr. Francisco Sarmento, the doctor who presided over the Flight 447 autopsies.

Autopsies showed five people had no disease at all.

Autopsies of patients who died from castor bean poisoning show that vomit and stool samples contain blood.

In an analysis of about 75 fatal H1N1 cases earlier this year, autopsies showed that about one-third had bacterial pneumonia.

Methods To contrast clinical with pathologic diagnosis were performed in 36 pediatrics autopsies .

There were stories of autopsies performed by government officials on dead aliens.

Internal hernias are rare, with reported incidence of 0. 2% to 0. 9% of autopsies . A substantial proportion of these remain asymptomatic.

Two previous autopsies by local police concluded that the girl had drowned.

During modern autopsies the face is not visible for most of the procedure because it is covered by a flap of chest, or a flap of scalp.

at the majority of nonacademic institutions, few or no autopsies are ever performed.

Autopsies of human smokers reveal 50 to 100 percent increases in the brain's frontal lobe, hippocampus and cerebellum.

They don't do autopsies on women who die in childbirth here.

Now a study based on the autopsies of 40 people suggests that hardened, narrowed arteries in the brain may contribute to depression.

A total of 14 autopsies were performed on patients treated by chemo-immunotherapy alone during the 1974-1976 period.

ATTORNEY: Doctor, how many of your autopsies have you performed on dead people?

TTORNEY: Doctor, how many of your autopsies have you performed on dead people?

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autopsies will determine the cause of death

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