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What are the differences and similarities between a clinical/hospital autopsy and that of a forensic/medicolegal autopsy?
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What are the differences and similarities between a clinical/hospital autopsy and that of a forensic/medicolegal autopsy?

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Generally the basic aim of clinical autopsy is to confirm the clinical diagnosis.Th objective is on medical conditions and finding internal organs

However, Forensic autopsy focused on both external and internal organs findings,, in order to determine the main cause of death which is the primary aim

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