The police said there would be no necropsy on the dog.

All day Friday we had 10 people, including the head of pathology, doing the necropsy.

Plasma necropsy, after all, is still a fairly new field.

We were born again to the fruits of a preliminary necropsy.

A building has been designed as a laboratory and a necropsy or autopsy room.

The goat was later shot by park employees and submitted for necropsy.

"At the very least, you can get a proper necropsy," I offered.

A necropsy will determine the cause of her decline.

Dead porpoises stranded on the beach are used for necropsy.

Modern necropsy of the emperor's body revealed that he was poisoned.

Necropsy was done within an hour of death.

The explosion did not, however, prevent researchers from performing a necropsy on the animal.

Even so, currently the only reliable test is examination of tissues during a necropsy.

As the cat wasn't available for necropsy, this could not be ultimately confirmed.

Diagnosis of the disease in puppies is best accomplished by necropsy.

A necropsy revealed his heart was significantly larger than that of an ordinary horse.

A necropsy confirmed that he died of "old age".

Terminal necropsy was performed at age 23 weeks or when tumor burden became too great.

A necropsy later attributed an intestinal infection as the cause of death.

They said they had not decided whether to have a necropsy performed to help determine cause of death.

The tumor, liver and large intestines were removed at necropsy.

She was doing a hot necropsy in Level 4, perhaps the most dangerous work in a space suit.

He'll do the necropsy this afternoon and call you."

But the plasma necropsy tests found these infections and also indicated that most of them were recent.

In a necropsy, they found that the dog had suffered from a ruptured bladder.

The postmortem examination convinced him that it could be done.

Postmortem examinations are under way on the dead, including three children and an infant.

His body had a regular postmortem examination and was then buried.

If the cause of death is a mystery, a postmortem examination may be required.

A postmortem examination showed that Ben had been shot nine times!

All of the bodies were taken to Annapolis for postmortem examination.

A postmortem examination of the bullet, the commander said, could determine who killed the boy.

There was no postmortem examination, the corpses were buried on the day of finding.

Postmortem examination found evidence of knife wounds to Morse's neck.

Five patients had had a postmortem examination but only one showed evidence of asthma.

The forensic people were clever, though, and they would soon discover at a postmortem examination what had really happened.

Postmortem examination indicated that she may have remained alive for up to seven days following her disappearance.

Police said that a postmortem examination was unable to establish a cause of death and further tests will be conducted.

The bodies were buried separately without any postmortem examination.

The defense got refusal for exhumation and postmortem examination of the corpses.

Not that this was a proper postmortem examination.

The postmortem examination was conducted by seven doctors, led by the chief government pathologist.

A postmortem examination was ordered on Higgins's body.

Postmortem examination revealed evidence of multiple stab wounds and probable sexual assault.

At that point, police were awaiting results of toxicology tests after a postmortem examination was inconclusive.

A "necropsy" is an older term for a postmortem examination, unregulated, and not always a medical procedure.

A postmortem examination found she died from pneumonia caused by food, including meat and cereals, in her lungs.

No gross abnormalities were found during postmortem examination.

"I'm going to conduct a thorough postmortem examination.

Postmortem examination may reveal a variety of clinical signs relating directly to the organ affected.