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Understanding the Expanding Role of Brain-Only Autopsies in Medical Research

The Purpose and Significance of Brain-Only Autopsies A brain-only autopsy, often referred to as a neurological autopsy, is a postmortem procedure...

How a Lung-Only Autopsy Confirms Mesothelioma After Death

Understanding the Role of a Lung-Only Autopsy in Mesothelioma Diagnosis When a loved one passes away under unclear or disputed medical...

Private vs. Hospital Autopsy: What’s the Difference?

Understanding the Options When Seeking the Truth When a loved one passes away under unclear circumstances, families are often left with difficult...

How a Lung-Only Autopsy Confirms Mesothelioma After Death

Understanding Mesothelioma and the Need for Postmortem Confirmation Mesothelioma is an aggressive cancer linked to asbestos exposure, primarily...

How Brain-Only Autopsies Help Diagnose Neurological Disorders

A brain-only autopsy is a specialized postmortem examination that focuses solely on the brain to identify and analyze neurological conditions. This...

What Is a Lung-Only Autopsy? A Guide for Families

A lung-only autopsy is a specialized postmortem examination focusing solely on the lungs. This targeted approach helps families and medical...

What Is a Brain-Only Autopsy and When Is It Needed?

A brain-only autopsy is a specialized postmortem examination focused solely on the brain. Unlike a full autopsy, which examines the entire body, a...

Private Autopsies: Clinical and Legal Significance

Introduction Private autopsies play an indispensable role in clarifying causes of death while providing comprehensive clinical evaluations and legal...