Indolent cases unrelated to the symptom for which the examination was conducted (eg, post-traumatic computerised tomography (CT)) are likely to be most common in older age groups.
By Charles W. Morton and E. B. White The New Yorker, June 22 , 1935P. 7 Criminality Note: During the examinations of the Harvard Law School, a proctor is posted in the gentlemen's, or lads' room to forestall cribbing and comparing notes.
The oral semi-structured examination was a post-test that was similar to the oral pre-test, but was not as rigidly structured.
Thirdly, the examination of causes of death was post hoc.
For the two remaining patients, the post mortem examination was negative.
The animals were euthanised with intravenous pentobarbital and the post-mortem examination was performed immediately.
MacIntyre recalls: > The post-mortem examination was made, thirty-six hours after death, by Mr. Shaw, in the presence of Dr Watson, Dr Bence Jones, Dr Ridge, and myself.
[ 1 ] The post-mortem examination was made, thirty-six hours after death, by Mr. Shaw, in the presence of Dr Watson, Dr Bence Jones, Dr Ridge, and myself.
The major limitation of the present study is the fact that no post-mortem examination was performed.
The length of time spent on the consultation was also positively related to ratings of ethical aspects; however, the time spent post-physical examination was clearly most important.
