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Things postmortem often describes (“postmortem ________”)
examination, studies, examinations, findings, changes, study, tissue, analysis, specimens, brain, interval, brains, appearances, material, diagnosis, samples, change, evidence, specimen, care, tissues, report, cases, finding, section, room, damage, autolysis, lesions, data, existence, observations, blood, lividity, reports, appearance, analyses, survival, investigation, inspection, table, angiography, evaluation, investigations, concentrations, delay, dissection, clots, records, measurements, cultures, decomposition, photograph, series, muscle, clot, exam, photographs, loss, procedures, cortex, dissections, artifacts, sections, injuries, toxicology, intervals, artifact, redistribution, judgment, review, confirmation, rigidity, stability, radiographs, assessment, degeneration, inventories, alterations, fate, measurement, storage, degradation, glycolysis, mutilation, radiograph, correlation, formation, signs
How postmortem often is described (“________ postmortem”)
human, own, first, only, thorough, detailed, early, full, second, complete, subsequent, official, long, routine, ante, extensive, social, brief, careful, public, stable, usual, possible, present, pre, observed, psychological, normal, judicial, discoverable, inevitable, stomach, recent, military, kidneys, after, quick, demonstrable, isolated, post, bitter, internal, immediate, agonizing, thoracic, medicolegal, analytical, later, critical, typical, limited, annual, direct, available, evident, perinatal
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