Autopsiat
Autopsiat is not a widely recognized term in standard medical English, and it does not correspond to a specific accepted term in most medical dictionaries. In English, the equivalent term is autopsy (plural autopsies). The form autopsiat may appear as a transliteration, dialect variant, or misspelling in non-English contexts. When encountered, it generally refers to the same concept as autopsy: a postmortem examination conducted to determine the cause and manner of death and to document disease processes.
An autopsy is usually performed by a trained pathologist or medical examiner. The primary purposes are to
There are different types of autopsies. Medico-legal or forensic autopsies are conducted when death is unexplained
Ethical considerations include informed consent, respect for religious or cultural beliefs, and careful handling of the