The word 'pathologist' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a medical professional who specializes in the study and diagnosis of diseases through the examination of body tissues and fluids. Example: The pathologist carefully analyzed the tissue samples under the microscope and determined that the patient's symptoms were caused by a rare autoimmune disorder.
"The forensic pathologist then writes his or her report, which will be passed on to the forensic scientist, if necessary.
Groce's inquest is due to take place this summer and documents obtained by Channel 4 News reveal that a pathologist for the family and a pathologist for the police both concluded there was a causal link between the shooting and her death.
The son of a urologist and a pathologist, he had determined as a child not to follow the same path.
The pathologist who examined Kwementyaye's body said he'd died from a haemorrhage at the base of the brain.
"There is confusion between scenes of crime officers (Soco) and forensic scientists, and if I had a pound for every time someone asked me if I cut up dead bodies …" Although they may work together, a forensic scientist's job is quite distinct from that of a forensic pathologist, who is responsible for carrying out autopsies.
In most cases the involvement of the forensic pathologist ceases at this point.
Rosewood (Morris Chestnut) is a pathologist who teams up with a cop to help solve crimes.
McNulty giving a fuck when it wasn't his turn: up one to 19 as he investigates D's death, speaking to that lovely but strange pathologist and visiting Donette.
That suggested treatment by a specialist called a speech pathologist, which cured her.
Spotting the rot Sticky fingers And the winners were… The devil in the details Cities on the ocean Getting past the guards Resistance is futile Reinventing the wheel Seer of the mirror world ReprintsPrevious attempts to build a computerised pathologist of this sort required the designers to specify precisely which characteristics of the samples being examined were most important.
I was as surprised as I was delighted to hear the heartbeats much more clearly and distinctly".A consultant pathologist by profession, Mr Dormandy is an impassioned critic of institutionalised quackery.
