This comprises the second characteristic lesion found in scurvy at necropsy and was referred to in the earliest records of the disease.
The only evidence in favor of a true interrelationship is furnished by a necropsy report of Hart and Lessing on one of five monkeys fed on a scorbutic diet.
Necropsy protocols usually are incomplete and unsatisfactory in their descriptions of the heart.
Even gentle handling in the course of performing the necropsy may occasion a lesion of this kind--of the tibia at the knee, of the radius or ulna at the wrist, or indeed at any of the epiphyseal junctions.
The same observation holds true in regard to a necropsy on an eight-year-old child reported by Ingier, which showed a moderate hypertrophy of the left ventricle.
These investigations must be regarded as tentative rather than conclusive until confirmed by similar necropsy reports in man.
In thenecropsy of Stephen Mackenzie's case, described by Barlow, these small hemorrhages are stated to have resembled small red tubercles scattered throughout the lung.
The signs furnished by the female genital organs as to virginity, maternity, and the menopause are so easily demonstrated at the necropsy as to become positive proofs of identity.
The signs alleged to be common to death by drowning and characteristic of it are difficult to deal with, for the reason that there are no sure signs of drowning and the lesions furnished by necropsy are of feeble importance.
Hence the necessity for careful and detailed necropsy in such cases, with a view not only to minimize conjecture and uncertainty, but to prevent opposing counsel from entering the plea of negligence and incompleteness.
It may be added that often the necropsy aids us in the solution of the question as to whether the wound was the necessary and direct cause of death, by showing a healthy or diseased condition of the viscera.
In March of the following year she died, and the necropsy revealed nothing indicative of a cause for these enormous temperatures.
Henry speaks of a woman who menstruated from the mouth; at the necropsy 207 stones were found in the gall-bladder.
The necropsy showed a uterus 1 5/8 inches long, the lips of which were congested; the left ovary was twice the size of the right, but displayed nothing strikingly abnormal.
Ebersbach, in the Ephemerides of 1717, describes a necropsy in which a human fetus was found contained in the bladder.
A necropsy revealed the presence of the subclavicular artery passing between the tracheal artery and the esophagus, compressing this latter tube and opposing the passage of food.
At the necropsy the uterus was found to contain the remains of a fully developed fetus, minus the portions discharged through a fistulous connection between the uterine cavity and the rectum.
At the necropsy the heart was found healthy, but there were two or three spots of extravasated blood in the brain, and evidences of cerebral congestion.
The diagnosis was confirmed by a necropsy nine years thereafter.
In a necropsy held on a man killed in battle, Hohlberg discovered three fully developed testicles, two on the right side placed one above the other.
The necropsyrevealed a penetration of the aorta through the thoracic portion of the esophagus.
A necropsy was held three hours after death, and an oblique incision 3/4 inch in length was found through the cartilage-end of the 3d rib.
The man died about a year after the attack, but a necropsywas unfortunately refused.
In about two weeks the wound healed with the lung adherent to it and this condition was found six years later at the necropsy of this individual.
It has been remarked that the breath of individuals who have recently performed a prolonged necropsy smells for some hours of the odor of the cadaver.
At the necropsy the uterus was found adherent to the anterior wall of the abdomen and containing remnants of a putrid fetus with its numerous bones.
Furthermore, a study of the distribution of the copper in tumors obtained at operation or by necropsy from individuals so treated failed to show that the copper had been deposited therein.
The patient died within a week and a necropsy confirmed the clinical picture of carcinomatosis.
The results of these experiments with iodin fumes on the dog, as shown by necropsy findings, are practically identical with those reported by military surgeons as found in soldiers gassed with chlorin during the war.
The necropsy pathologist of the next fifty years may well, like Warthin, upset our most plausible generalizations of today.
The necropsy and subsequent biological findings reported by Dr.
In brief, the necropsy findings of a typical case of septicaemic plague were present.
The necropsy and animal inoculations showed that he had died of plague and probably of the pneumonic variety.
The necropsy revealed that the right heart was distended with venous fluid blood.
The low door slid aside and a steel carriage emerged into the necropsy room bearing the nude body of a man.
You might as well see what goes on in our ultra modern necropsy suite.
On necropsy of the quite wrinkled body, the cerebral vessels were found full of blood, the ventricles full of serum.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "necropsy" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: autopsy; coroner; inquest; post; postmortem
