The autopsy--benefits to society
Anderson, R.E.
American journal of clinical pathology 69(2 Suppl): 239-241
1978
ISSN/ISBN: 0002-9173 PMID: 626167 Document Number: 134621
The autopsy has immense value to society but only when it is performed by interested, experienced pathologists who are asking questions relevant to today's world and who are utilizing imaginative approaches to the development of data to answer these questions.
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