The phrase "autopsy without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation in which an autopsy (an examination of a body to determine the cause of death) is not performed for some reason. An example is: "The family of the deceased refused to allow an autopsy without a court order."
Past research audits have been likened by one expert to an "autopsy without benefit of death," but most of these audits will supposedly be less grueling.
They also assert that officials breached policies when they conducted an autopsy without a U.S. embassy representative present.
These patients were either diagnosed at autopsy without preceding clinical disease or only had a few bouts at the onset of the disease without further deterioration.
Heit et al. [ 35] reported a slightly higher mortality than our study (28%) after 30 days, which was likely explained by the inclusion of PE cases that were identified at autopsy, without clinical suspicion of PE before death.
Michael Moore, a marine mammal specialist with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution who was not involved in the study, said he had routinely cut through the organ for decades while performing necropsies — animal autopsies — without realizing its purpose.
The fetus is autopsied without conclusive diagnosis.
Paraffin-embedded cortex tissue from autopsies without pathological findings in the brain served as controls.
In an epilepsy surgery series, subunit composition of glutamate and GABAA receptors was evaluated in patients with TSC, in cortex from epileptic patients without TSC, and in a control group of autopsy subjects without neurological diseases [ 20].
In another study of human brain tissue, subunit composition was evaluated in patients with TSC, in cortex from epileptic patients without TSC, and in a control group of autopsy subjects without neurological diseases [ 21].
I still can't look at autopsy pictures without getting sick.
The law makes it a felony to release autopsy photos without a judge's permission.
