Archeology
Find strange wrap in Egyptian mummies
The biggest surprise came from an autopsy of a 4,000-year-old Egyptian mummy that scientists discovered a small envelope in the abdomen, believed to be a mummy of a bird.
Autopsy
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Environment
Nearly 30kg of garbage in the belly of a fish floating on the coast
After an autopsy of a sperm whale washed up on the Spanish coast, people found nearly 30kg of plastic waste in its belly.
Science Events
News aggregation week November 5
Announcing the picture of the autopsy of aliens, the cosmic model, the myths about the black hole in the universe ... are the most interesting news from readers last wee…
Medicine - Health
The syndrome caused doctors to almost autopsy the living
A 29-year-old man named Gonzalo Montoya Jiménez, a prisoner in a prison in the Asturias region, Spain, was found dead by three different doctors.
Medicine - Health
The body of a 100kg woman under the surgical knife
The thick fat inside and the larger internal organs of a woman who donates organs weighs a pound, surprising the surgeons.
Medicine - Health
Hundreds of genes remain active after the body dies
When the human heart and brain are no longer fighting for life, the respiratory and circulatory systems have to stop, that is the moment of death.
New technology
'Virtual'
A virtual 'autopsy' can create a revolution in the field of murder investigation, making the most difficult evidence to swallow.
New technology
Use a scanner for an autopsy
High-tech scanners can be used to determine the cause of death in order to avoid a post-mortem autopsy of a bereaved family, according to a new study published in the La…
New technology
Autopsy without a scalpel
With the 'virtopsy' system, Professor Michael Thali and his associates perform about 100 autopsies each year without using a scalpel to determine the cause of de…
New technology
Surgical corpses without a scalpel
A technique that incorporates a method of visual display using magnetic resonance and a scanner method so far that is still applicable to living people, applied to surgi…