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Article #1036Re: autopsy
From: Linda M. Horan
Date: Sat, 06 Jan 1996 00:00
Date: Sat, 06 Jan 1996 00:00
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these questions seem to come most usually from some one not satisfied with the official report and concerned that there may be causes that a more dilligent search might have revealed; is that the case ? perhaps you might get a more complete response if you posted the history and physical findings of the case involved. From a general perspective there are numerous reasons for an autopsy not revealing a cause of death. These reasons often vary with the age and sex of the deceased.Were any premorbid conditions known? Was the death witnessed? Was the deceased in a hospital etc. etc.? Is there a family history of similar events?
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