Pathological techniqueW.B. Saunders, 1897 - 387 pages |
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... important organs in all suitable cases . Naturally , the autopsies in which the lesions are due to a single etiological factor are the most valuable and instructive for a clear understanding of the pathological processes present ...
... important organs in all suitable cases . Naturally , the autopsies in which the lesions are due to a single etiological factor are the most valuable and instructive for a clear understanding of the pathological processes present ...
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... important to know the main points in the clinical history of the case , as they may greatly lighten the work of investigation by calling attention to those organs that require special examination . The record of an autopsy should be ...
... important to know the main points in the clinical history of the case , as they may greatly lighten the work of investigation by calling attention to those organs that require special examination . The record of an autopsy should be ...
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... important to warn the attending physician not to allow the undertaker to inject the body before the autopsy , because the color and consistency of the organs are so changed by most injecting fluids that it is difficult to recognize the ...
... important to warn the attending physician not to allow the undertaker to inject the body before the autopsy , because the color and consistency of the organs are so changed by most injecting fluids that it is difficult to recognize the ...
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... important . If there is no undertaker or nurse present , the operator himself must see that everything is cleaned and put in order before leaving , that all the blood - stains are removed from the dishes , and that all papers and soiled ...
... important . If there is no undertaker or nurse present , the operator himself must see that everything is cleaned and put in order before leaving , that all the blood - stains are removed from the dishes , and that all papers and soiled ...
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... importance , espe- cially in medico - legal autopsies , and should never be ne- glected , as it may throw great light on lesions found within . the body . It should be systematic and careful , and is best taken up in the following order ...
... importance , espe- cially in medico - legal autopsies , and should never be ne- glected , as it may throw great light on lesions found within . the body . It should be systematic and careful , and is best taken up in the following order ...
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