post mortem's Usage Examples:

Inquisitiones post mortem re Thomas Doughty Snr 1568 C 142/149/74.

Hospital, as a result of a wound sustained while performing a post mortem examination.

An Inquisition post mortem (abbreviated to Inq.

and continuous documentation of post mortem changes in respect to the lividity of the deceased The scene of the death must be undisturbed before examination.

death), the second stage of death, is the change in body temperature post mortem, until the ambient temperature is matched.

Thus the glucose normally used post mortem to produce ATP anaerobically and in turn resulting in lactic acid production before the development.

The following year he died of his disease, was declared bankrupt post mortem, while the bankruptcy proceedings went on until 1993.

flutemetamol to post mortem standard-of-truth assessments of cerebral cortical neuritic plaque density.

and the post mortem ménage à trois that unites all three.

The Inquisitiones post mortem record it as Netelbedde in AD 1252 and 1276.

has developed There must be adequate and continuous documentation of post mortem changes in respect to the lividity of the deceased The scene of the death.

A post mortem is performed by a medical examiner, usually during the investigation of criminal law cases and civil law cases.

A child or lunatic (a term which included the demonstrably mentally disabled) who killed themself was excepted from this post mortem offence, which resembled attainder.

Synonyms:

postmortem, postmortem examination, scrutiny, post-mortem examination, autopsy, PM, necropsy, examination,

Antonyms:

antemortem, preceding, synonym, antonym, categoreme,