Certain clinical and
necropsy findings in the two white men with a membranous ventricular septal defect that was closed by two different mechanisms Variables Patient 1 Patient 2 Type of closure Spontaneous Surgical Age (years) at 71 48 examination of heart Age (years) at - 5 surgical closure of VSD Body mass index 44.
Cases given a structured diagnosis (SD), which indicates the primary
necropsy finding by the examining pathologist.
I reviewed check station data sheets and
necropsy reports for evidence of liver fluke infection based on the recovery of flukes from liver tissue or comments in reports that suggested fluke infection including unspecified cysts or capsules in the liver, fibrous areas, migratory tracts, detritus, necrosis, congestion or "bad" or "questionable" livers.
To be effective in protecting bottle-nose dolphins, Wells says, we need to understand the threats they face, and the
necropsy is a valuable source of information on cause of death.
He was euthanized on July 8, and a limited
necropsy was performed (Table).
Necropsy tissues are often not suited as specimens for conventional laboratory diagnosis of leptospirosis (9,6).
The
necropsy found that the whale was alive when it was hit by the ship and died instantly.
Stroud begins the
necropsy by placing the wolf on an examining table.
1) The injury occurred during a
necropsy performed on a patient who harbored such a device.
Where gross
necropsy findings suggested infectious or inflammatory disease, swabs or tissues were processed for microbiology.
She was euthanized and
necropsy revealed small, pale kidneys.
Specimens were sent to the Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory (TVMDL) in College Station, Texas for complete
necropsy.
