Researchers examined these shard-like particles in human organs – specifically the liver, kidneys, and brain – using autopsy ...

In some instances, a person may have specified his or her desire for an autopsy, perhaps in conversation or by signing a personal directive. Most states require permission from a doctor, next of ...

When Dr. Nicholas Fabiano broke down a recently published study that found human brains contain a plastic spoon’s worth of microplastics — higher concentrations than found in other organs — many of ...

The findings of this study provide contemporary autopsy reference ranges for infant organs, by age, during the first year of life. This data is based on a large number of cases (over 1,000 infant ...

That happened after a supervisor in the pathology department told them it was the UAB policy “not to return organs to families after an autopsy.” Simone Moore, Kelvin Moore’s brother ...

The autopsy revealed severe coronary artery disease ... then you’re not going to get a human organ.” For Gros, the organ transplant shortage problem has two key components.

Particulates have been detected in organs, such as the intestines ... and brain tissues of human bodies that underwent autopsy in 2016 and 2024. A total of 53 brain samples from 2016 and 2024 ...

Autopsy currently remains the gold standard for determining the pathological process underlying the cause of death, based on anatomical dissection, macroscopic assessment of internal organs and ...