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The Atlas of Adult Autopsy Pathology is a full-color atlas for those performing, or learning to perform, adult autopsies. It is arranged by organ systems and also includes chapters on external examination findings, the effect of decomposition, and histopathological findings, as well as procedures and devices one may encounter during autopsy.
External Examination: Natural Disease and Common Artifacts; ; External Examination: Trauma; ; The Cardiovascular System; ; The Respiratory System; ; The Gastrointestinal System; ; The Hepatobiliary System and Pancreas; ; The Genitourinary System; ; The Endocrine System; ; The Lymphoreticular System; ; The Locomotor System; ; The Central Nervous System; ; Decomposed Bodies; ; Histology of the Autopsy; ; Medical Procedures and Devices Encountered at Autopsy.
Julian Burton, MBChB(Hons), MEd, FHEA (Lead Coronial Pathologist, the Medico-Legal Centre, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom), Sarah Saunders, BSc(Hons), MBChB, MD, DMJ (Path), PGCert Clin. Ed, FHEA (Speciality Registrar, Department of Cellular Pathology, Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital, Devon, United Kingdom), Stuart Hamilton, MBChB, BMSc(Hons), FRCPath, MFFLM (Home Office Registered Forensic Pathologist, East Midlands Forensic Pathology Unit, Leicester, United Kingdom).
Includes bibliographical references and index.
[Place of publication not identified] : CRC Press, 2015