The autopsy will take place elsewhere.

He is arranging to meet the police surgeon for an autopsy to-morrow morning.

"Even supposing the autopsy bears out that view I shall not be satisfied," Henshaw declared.

"He won't be positive till he has made the autopsy," Henshaw answered.

Examination, inquiry, inquisition, investigation, inspection, scrutiny, research, review, audit, inquest, autopsy.

We're going to hold the autopsy, which we didn't think necessary before.

" "The autopsy will take place to-morrow.

Must this autopsy take place?

He had undertaken to make the autopsy and had been absent, for this purpose, several hours.

"I have finished the autopsy," said he.

From her description, there must have been very little of the dangerous drug left in the phial; and the conclusions of Dr. Perry's autopsy received a confirmation which ended, after a mass of testimony tending rather to confuse than enlighten, the jury, in the non-committal verdict: Death by strangulation at the hands of some person unknown.

Finally Mr. Fox turned to him and put the anticipated question: "You are satisfied with your autopsy?

"An autopsy made yesterday by Dr. Benjamin Schwartz, first assistant to Dr. Charles Norris, Chief Medical Examiner, removed any mystery that surrounded the death on Saturday night by pistol bullets of Dr. José A. Arenas and the wounding of 'Miss Ruth Jackson' and Ignatio Marti.

"The autopsy left no doubt that Dr. Arenas was a case of status lymphaticus (thymus-centered personality).

He thought, too, of the scandal, an autopsy, a court of law, the newspapers recounting the crime, his daughter's memory covered with mire, andNo!

The Portuguese Monarchy was dead; and the causes of death, as disclosed by the autopsy, were moral bankruptcy and intellectual inanition.

The autopsy, as he called it, was a riot.

Chatterton makes us lenient to a life of fraud by the dogged and cynical uncomplainingness of the despair that drove him to cut it short; but Haydon continues his self-autopsy to the last moment, and in pulling the trigger seems to be only firing the train for an explosion that shall give him a week longer of posthumous notoriety.

In some way or other he had got permission to attend the autopsy, and had brought away a tracing of the scar.

Martinez's body and the weapon had been taken to the morgue for an autopsy, the man's jewelry and money were in the hands of the judge, and photographs of the scene of the tragedy would be ready shortly as well as plaster impressions of the alleyway footprints.

The autopsy proves it, so Dr. Joubert says.

"It's an autopsy," said Sharon.

Autopsy diagnosis and technic.

Autopsy diagnosis and technique. Foreword by Ludvig Hektoen.

The electrocardiogram in congenital cardiac disease; a study of 109 cases, 106 with autopsy.