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autopsy

#1035
From: martin
Date: Sat, 06 Jan 1996 00:00
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When an autopsy is performed and there is no cause of death given, is
it stilll possible to extrapolate from the existing data ?
what are the possibilities of an undetectable cause ?
i've been told, for example, that if a heart attack is caused  by a
clot and the person dies rapidly, the clot may not remain until the
time of the autopsy and the enzimes usually associated with heart
attacks are not present. I would appreaciate any information connected
with this subject matter or if someone knows where to pursue this -
thank you-mrt
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Date: 1996/01/06
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