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Meanings of antemortem in anglès

Preceding death.

Having been inflicted or having occurred before death.

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Usage of antemortem in anglès
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Setting the antemortem records aside, I began to construct a biological profile.
206 Bones
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I need to examine some human skeletons that show antemortem or perimortem damage.
White fire
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We related digital pathology to antemortem structural neuroimaging and specific clinical language features.
Pubmed
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Accurate antemortem prediction of Lewy body pathology in patients with dementia is problematic.
Pubmed
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We believe this is the first antemortem description of PML after liver transplantation.
Pubmed
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If what he saw wasn't an antemortem recording, it was a medical miracle.
Analog sff, december 2009
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In this study, the tau levels were compared between antemortem and postmortem CSF.
Pubmed
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Then they comb through antemortem pics of MPs, looking for matches.
Speaking in Bones
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Anyway, the marks surely must be antemortem: no mystery there.
White fire
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Since the disease responds to steroids and immunosuppressive therapy, establishing antemortem diagnosis is important.
Pubmed
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Crossing to the counter, I checked the antemortem orthopedic records.
Bones to Ashes
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His antemortem urine drug screen, performed upon admission to an emergency department, was negative.
Pubmed
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She replaced the glasses, hit keys, and an antemortem grid appeared on the screen.
Fatal Voyage
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When he'd finished, each antemortem radiograph lay in identical alignment to its postmortem counterpart.
Temperance Brennan 01 - Déjà Dead
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Shall I clarify the terms antemortem, perimortem, and postmortem?
206 Bones
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Design: Cohort study of persons with HIV who consented to antemortem assessment and postmortem autopsy.
Pubmed
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Antemortem through the time
Antemortem across language varieties
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