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Abstract:
Forensic histopathology is the use of histology to aid in the identification of disease and injuries in forensic pathology practice. The value of routine microscopy has been challenged in various studies and discussions have taken place in forensic journals about how useful microscopic diagnosis is in medicolegal autopsies. This paper reviews the literature on the value of histological examination in forensic practice and discusses routine histochemical stains that can be used in postmortem examinations to aid in the diagnosis and add value by confirming or refuting macroscopic findings.
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