Sentences with phrase «second autopsy»

Based on McGarry's findings, coroner Minyard ruled the death an accident, but a forensic pathologist with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation brought in by Arthur's family to perform a second autopsy found four broken ribs that McGarry had not noted.

The fatal injury was a severe laceration of Robair's spleen that caused extensive internal bleeding, according to the second autopsy, which was performed by another GBI doctor, Kris Sperry.

He had her body flown to Montgomery, Ala., for a second autopsy by Dr. James Lauridson, the retired chief medical examiner for the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences.

Not exact matches

But if he has understood it, he will also understand that there is not and never can be a disciple at second hand; for the believer, and he alone is a disciple, is always in possession of the autopsy of Faith; he does not see through the eyes of another, and he sees only what every believer sees — with the eyes of Faith.

Before insurancecompanies pay off on a claim, two veterinarians, one acting on behalf of theowner, the second for the insurer, must 1) certify that the horse is actuallydead, 2) that the body resembles the insured horse and 3) that the cause ofdeath is plausible — and this normally requires an autopsy.

In the second stillbirth, a specific cause of death could not be identified by autopsy.

Selye (second from left) stands next to Timiras and his group in the autopsy room during a 1948 visit by physiologist Bernard Houssay (in the dark suit), who later won a Nobel Prize.

When Abrikosov's autopsy failed to quell rumors — only 8 of 27 physicians who treated Lenin agreed to sign it — a second report was issued based on tissue analysis.

In the second study, researchers from the Keenan Research Center for Biomedical Science at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, Canada, looked at inconsistencies between clinical and autopsy diagnoses in more than 1,000 people listed in the National Alzheimer's Coordinating Center database.

Tune into the second episode of the Sentinels of the Sea podcast to take a deep dive into the Center's research aimed at better understanding whales — and our ocean — through autopsy.