Pathology
Below are our 10 articles in the pathology' category:
The first question to ask and indeed to answer when looking into the area of blood types is: what is blood?
What is Blood?
Blood is - for the most...
There are many different types of bodily fluid that are secreted by the body and are also present within the body at any given time. These fluids...
Determining cause of death is the most important task a pathologist can perform during the course of an autopsy. In terms of legality it is a...
The term DNA fingerprinting - or genetic fingerprinting - is applied to the scientific process whereby samples of DNA are collected, collated and...
The human body can function for a period of time without oxygen - the human brain reportedly surviving several minutes without it - then it is...
An external examination of a corpse is essential at two stages in the forensic science process.
The first time an external examination is carried...
When it comes to identifying the deceased forensic science and forensic medicine are both crucial weapons in any law enforcement agency's armoury....
An autopsy is performed when there are suspicious circumstances surrounding someone's death; or when no signs of natural causes can be...
The rate of decay within the human body after death is normally split into two distinct categories.
Categories of Decay
These categories...
A pathologist is the senior doctor responsible for the performance of autopsies and for the determining as to how an individual died.
This...
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