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Targeted autopsy practice for coroners is likely to miss diagnoses
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The results of the study of cranial tissue at autopsy reported that 6.9% of cases, where the direct cranial examination was prompted by indication, revealed additional data worthy of inclusion in the report on the cause of death. In 1260 cases where there was no specific indication to examine the brain, no …
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