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Meanings of autopsies in English
Surgical procedure that consists of a thorough examination of a corpse.
Usage of autopsies in English
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However, one detail perturbed him: suppose autopsies revealed the presence of arsenic?
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As a young attorney I often had to be present at autopsies.
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Despite modern diagnostic techniques, autopsies are still the best available forensic tool.
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No UK hospital examinations or autopsies contain info about binary vascular system.
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Thirty years of autopsies, Miss Lee, they all tend to run together.
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Medical examiners have been delayed in performing autopsies on the frozen bodies.
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The bodies were still frozen Thursday, so autopsies could not be performed.
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We report on 65 autopsies and the accompanying maternal examinations and interviews.
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Three of his colleagues at Penn had caught TB from conducting autopsies.
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I'll have my people run some autopsies, see what we can find.
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The joke was that soon autopsies would be billed by the pound.
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Neuroimaging techniques and autopsies show that there are abnormalities in the cerebellum.
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Brain autopsies were performed on those who died during the study period.
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Until quite recently autopsies were also considered an essential component in medical training.
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Fifty four rounds were pulled from the victims' bodies during autopsies.
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And could you please ask your experts on autopsies to be on hand?
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