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- An autopsy is a postmortem examination of the body and internal organs.
- An autopsy is also called a necropsy.
- The term postmortem means after death.
- An autopsy involves dissection to study internal structures.
- An autopsy is used to determine the cause of death.
- An autopsy can reveal diseases that were not detected during life.
- An autopsy can determine the extent of injuries.
- An autopsy can explain how injuries contributed to death.
- An autopsy provides additional information about a disease.
- An autopsy helps in collecting statistical data.
- An autopsy is used to educate health-care students.
- An autopsy can reveal conditions that may affect offspring or siblings.
- An example of such a condition is a congenital heart defect.
- An autopsy may be legally required during a criminal investigation.
- An autopsy can help resolve disputes about the cause of death.
- Such disputes may occur between beneficiaries and insurance companies.
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