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Prosector

An individual who dissects cadavers. Usually, this is performed for tissue procurement for pathology or autopsy.
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2011
2011
The unsolved mystery of Johann Georg Wirsung and of (his?) pancreatic duct.
Review
2011
Review
2011
A quality process study of lymph node evaluation in endometrial cancer.
Our objective was to analyze the reported lymph node counts between surgeons, histology prosectors, and pathologists using a… 
2005
2005
Toward a cardiovascular pathology training report on the forum held in Vancouver, March 6, 2004, Society for Cardiovascular Pathology.
2005
2005
A note from history: Rudolph Virchow, pathologist, armed revolutionist, politician, and anthropologist.
Pathologists from the times of Antonio Benivieni (1443–1502), Théophile Bonet (1620–1689), Giovanni Morgagni (1682–1771), Matthew… 
2003
2003
Needle necropsy in AIDS.
The value of autopsy in understanding the natural course of any disease is beyond any argument. The reluctance of pathologists to… 
1998
1998
Johann Georg Wirsüng (1589-1643) and the pancreatic duct: the prosector of Padua, Italy.
1987
1987
Sir William Osler and the anatomical tubercle.
1984
1984
Henri Hartmann 1860–1952
Henri Hartmann was born in Paris, June 16, 1860. He apparently developed an early interest in pursuing a medical career. Hartmann… 
1978
1978
Caveat prosector: the pathologist and autopsy law.
: For more than five centuries autopsies have contributed to the improvement of health care. To support this purpose, society has… 
1938
1938
The Naegele Pelvis
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