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autopsy [ˈɔːtəpsɪ ɔːˈtɒp-] n pl -sies 1. (Medicine / Pathology) Also called necropsy postmortem examination dissection and examination of a dead body to determine the cause of death 2. an eyewitness observation 3. any critical analysis [from New Latin autopsia, from Greek: seeing with one's own eyes, from auto- + opsis sight]
autopsy an inspection and dissection of a body after death, usually to determine the cause of death. Also called necropsy, post-mortem examination. See also: Corpses
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autopsy noun postmortem, dissection, postmortem examination, necropsy The autopsy report gave the cause of death as poisoning. Translations autopsy [ˈɔːtɒpsi] n → autopsie f Auto show n → Salon m de l'auto auto worker n → ouvrier/ière m/f de l'industrie automobile autopsy n → Autopsie f, → Leichenöffnung f n autopsy [ˈoːtopsi] a medical examination of a body after death. lykskouing تَشْريح جُثَّه аутопсия pitva obduktion; autopsi die Autopsie αυτοψία autopsia lahkamine کالبد شکافی ruumiinavaus autopsie נִתוּח לְאָחַר הַמָווֶת @@@נִיתוּח לְאָחַר הַמָווֶת$$$ शव-परीक्षा razudba halottszemle otopsi líkskoðun, krufning autopsia 検死 부검 skrodimas (līķa) sekcija pemeriksaan perubatan ke atas mayat autopsie obduksjon sekcja zwłok autópsia autopsie вскрытие трупа pitva obdukcija autopsija obduktion การชันสูตรศพ otopsi 驗屍 розтин трупа لاش کا طبی معائنہ sự khám nghiệm tử thi 尸体剖检 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Miles presents evidence of unethical behavior by military physicians, notably pathologists' mishandling of autopsy data and a lack of response by clinicians to reports about the mistreatment of prisoners. Despite severe and generalized clinical manifestations, the result of multiple organ dysfunction, previous limited autopsy data failed to show evidence of viral replication beyond the respiratory tract (10,11). However, many people who die from severe sepsis have few signs of inflammation in their tissues, autopsy data show. |
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