2 edition of Diagnostic pitfalls identified during a study of three thousand autopsies found in the catalog.
Richard C. Cabot
Reprinted from the journal of the American Medical Association December 28, 1912, vol.49.
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Cabot, R.C.: Diagnostic Pitfalls Identified during a Study of Three Thousand Autopsies; JAMA. Nevertheless the New England Journal of Medicine still publishes for its readers comparable studies but using biopsies and other means for diagnosis in their interesting regard to autopsies done in other facilities, this procedure has dropped from about 50% during the few years before World War II down to approximately 5% to 15%.
() Cabot RC. A study of mistaken diagnoses based upon the analysis of autopsies and a comparison with the clinical findings. JAMA. ; 55(16) () Cabot RC. Diagnostic pitfalls identified during a study of three thousand autopsies. JAMA.
; LIX(26) () Wilson LB. It has been argued that because it has been possible to have a high degree of resolution with a three dimensional reconstruction, virtopsy can eventually replace the conventional autopsy This belief however seems to be questioned in a study comparing the use of MRI autopsy with the conventional autopsy.