The phrase "autopsy pathology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or forensic contexts to refer to the study of diseases and conditions through the examination of tissues and organs after death.
Example: "The autopsy pathology report revealed critical information about the cause of death."
Alternatives: "postmortem pathology" or "forensic pathology".
His clinical interests are cardiovascular and autopsy pathology.
There are a few lectures on autopsy pathology and one lecture on bioinformatics.
Anatomic pathology rotations include surgical pathology (individual rotations listed below), frozen section, Hot Seat (preliminary diagnosis and triage), and autopsy pathology.
One month is spent in autopsy pathology where students perform autopsy prosections and formulate final anatomic diagnoses under the supervision of faculty.
The clinical activities in the department are focused on Anatomic Pathology and its three major branches: Surgical Pathology, Cytopathology, and Autopsy Pathology.
PATHASST 323, 324 - Autopsy Pathology I, II.
At autopsy, gross pathology (PA) was scored while blinded for treatment according to an algorithm predefined by S. Reed, J.A. Flynn, and J.A.M. Langermans (unpublished).
Invasive SCs were confirmed by autopsy and pathology reports whenever possible (14 cases), hospital or physician records (four cases), death certificates (six cases), or initial questionnaire (one case).
She has researched and published manuscripts, book chapters, and texts in the areas of autopsy and forensic pathology with a special concentration in pediatric forensic pathology.
Whereas the original genome-wide association study exclusively included patients with autopsy confirmed TDP pathology or with a GRN mutation with predicted TDP pathology (Van Deerlin et al., 2010), our cohort consisted of patients with primarily clinically diagnosed FTLD.
Babies Hospital, Dept. of Pathology Autopsy Records, Archives & Special Collections, Columbia University Health Sciences Library.
