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Institute of Forensic Medicine

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1 Institute of Forensic Medicine

2 Autopsy Anatomical autopsy Pathological autopsy
Forensic autopsy - for medical doctors for Police

3 Autopsies obligated in the Czech republic
Children Women die by parturition or abortion Implanted objects (pacemaker etc.) Bodies after transplantation (donors) Sudden death from unknown causes All deaths after trauma (violent deaths) Prisoners Suspicious medical malpractice

4 Special examples of autopsies
Sudden and unexpected death (from natural causes) Unnatural death = violent death Exhumation Putrefied bodies Firearms wounds Identification Etc…

5 Laboratories for forensic medicine examinations
Histology Serology Toxicology Genetics Anthropology Photography

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