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Guidelines for Reports by Autopsy Pathologists

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Erscheinungsdatum

24.12.2008

Verlag

Humana Press

Seitenzahl

128 (Printausgabe)

Dateigröße

2193 KB

Sprache

Englisch

EAN

9781603274739

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"Dr. Adams … describes how an autopsy report should be organized, what should be included and excluded, how to describe the external and internal examinations, including the proper way to describe wounds and disease states of individual organs, and how to formulate opinions. … This book would logically seem to be intended for the beginning pathologist, pathology resident or medical student, but should also be included in the library of any autopsy pathologist as a valuable reference." (Douglas Posey, Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology, December, 2008)

"This concise manual describes how to write autopsy reports, including how to describe disease and injury, form opinions, and communicate effectively with families and physicians. … practicing autopsy pathologists and forensic pathologists also will find this an excellent reference to have on hand. … This is a very useful book for any pathologist performing autopsies … especially for pathologists in training who are just learning how to report autopsy findings." (Katie L. Dennis, Doody’s Review Service, August, 2009)

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From the reviews: "Dr. Adams ... describes how an autopsy report should be organized, what should be included and excluded, how to describe the external and internal examinations, including the proper way to describe wounds and disease states of individual organs, and how to formulate opinions. ... This book would logically seem to be intended for the beginning pathologist, pathology resident or medical student, but should also be included in the library of any autopsy pathologist as a valuable reference." (Douglas Posey, Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology, December, 2008) "This concise manual describes how to write autopsy reports, including how to describe disease and injury, form opinions, and communicate effectively with families and physicians. ... practicing autopsy pathologists and forensic pathologists also will find this an excellent reference to have on hand. ... This is a very useful book for any pathologist performing autopsies ... especially for pathologists in training who are just learning how to report autopsy findings." (Katie L. Dennis, Doody's Review Service, August, 2009)

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Erscheinungsdatum

24.12.2008

Verlag

Humana Press

Seitenzahl

128 (Printausgabe)

Dateigröße

2193 KB

Sprache

Englisch

EAN

9781603274739

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  • Preface * List of Appendices * List of Figures. * Acknowledgments * Table of Contents * Part I. Autopsy Protocol * Purpose, Structure, and Organization * Purpose * Structure * Organization. * Measurements * Diagnostic Terms * External Examination * Inventory of Parts * Clothing and Surface Evidence * Identifying Features * Signs of Death * Organization of External Findings * Therapy * Organ and Tissue Donation * Wounds by Type * General Organization * Outside-in * Paragraphs * Impact Wounds * Blade Wounds * Hanging * Firearm Wounds * Burns and Fire Deaths * Wounds by Organ * Measurements * Bones: General * Skull and Dura * Ribs * Long Bones and Pelvis * Vertebrae * Ligaments, Joints and Muscle * Body Cavities * Great Vessels * Heart * Central Nervous System * Lungs * Liver * Spleen * Internal Examination * Autopsy Procedures * Wounds, Therapy, and Donations * Body Cavities * Heart and Great Vessels * Lungs * Liver, Bile Ducts, Gallbladder and Pancreas * Reticuloendothelial System * Genitourinary System * Endocrine Organs * Digestive Organs * Musculoskeletal System * Neck * Head * Tumors * Part II. Opinion Reports * The Logic of Opinion Formation * Definitions of Cause, Mechanism, and Manner * Global Approach * Synthesis of Cause, Mechanism, and Manner * Competing Diseases and Injuries * Degree of Certainty * Diagnoses in Tabular Format * Purpose * Structure * Diagnosis or Finding? * What to Include * Cause of Death as Diagnosis * Completeness and Etiologic Specificity * Diagnoses in Narrative Format: The Summary and Opinion Report * Purpose * Structure * History * Autopsy Findings * Opinions * Part III. Other Reports * Ancillary Laboratory Reports * Integration and Signature * Fixed Organs * Microscopic Descriptions * Scene Investigation by Pathologist * Purpose * Structure * Case identification * Background Information. * Environment * Body * Actions Taken * Animal Bones * Purpose * Structure * Content * Part IV. Style * Construction * Sentences * Paragraphs * Abbreviations * Parentheses * Adjectives * Verbs * Natural Indexing * Dictating to Avoid Editing * Attorneys' Rules of Construction * Inserting Minor Opinions * Word Order * Terminology * Anatomical Terminology * Latin and Greek * Slang * Brand Names * General Terminology * Part V. Death Certification * Purpose and History * Death certificate forms. * Establishing that death occurred * Cause of death * Codeable Causes of Death * Format for Cause of Death Opinion * Degree of Certainty * Approximate Interval: Onset to Death * Manner of death * Purpose * Manner of Death Problems * Life Insurance Issues Related to Manner of Death * Circumstances * How Injury Occurred * Location of Injury * Place of Injury * Part VI. Record Retention * Purpose * Types of Records * Autopsy Reports * Case File Notes * Death Certificates * Deposition Transcripts * Police Reports * Hospital Patient Records * Autopsy Recordings * Investigations of Bodies to be Cremated * No-jurisdiction Case Notes * Business Records * Physical Evidence *