Postmortem Artifacts
Postmortem Artifacts is a pathological phenomenon consisting of postmortem changes or alterations in tissue structure and appearance that are induced after death and not present during life, thereby potentially confounding the interpretation of true antemortem pathological conditions.
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Human postmortem tissue: What quality markers matter?
Ana D. Stan, Subroto Ghose, Xue-Min Gao et al. · Brain Research · 2006 · 364 citations · Full text
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University of Bern
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Universität Hamburg
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Office of Chief Medical Examiner
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South Australia Pathology
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