ライフサイエンスコーパス: medical examiner

1 tigated by the New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner.

2 e obtained from records of the Office of the Medical Examiner.

3 Records of the police, medical examiners, ambulance crews, and hospital emergen

4 al residential fires were collected from the medical examiner and interviews with local fire official

5 In this study, the authors linked medical examiner and vital statistics records on underly

6 Medical examiner and/or vital statistics data have been

7 e not been a feasible option for most county medical examiners' and coroners' offices.

8 for deaths certified by coroners compared to medical examiners, and the odds of underreporting did no

9 death 14.2 +/- 10.9 years) were referred by medical examiners/coroners to Mayo Clinic's Sudden Death

10 Using medical examiner data, we found that significant underas

11 Only 22 states have medical examiner death investigation systems in place an

12 inclusion criteria were as follows: (a) The medical examiner determined that the infant had sustaine

13 icide-suicide cases were ascertained in four medical examiner districts covering seven entire Florida

14 s on Parts I and II of the National Board of Medical Examiners examination, and special consideration

15 Complete medical examiner files were obtained, and 160 variables

16 es of exertion-related SUDY were referred by Medical Examiners for a cardiac channel molecular autops

17 Currently, assessment is performed by medical examiners in situ.

18 The Medical Examiner Information System was searched for all

19 n deaths in young people, a new role for the medical examiner is emerging.

20 in collaboration with the National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME), developed the first standardiz

21 hools recommended that the National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME), who develops the US Medical Li

22 e, hospital admissions, and reports from the medical examiner of fatal injuries.

23 8,527 deaths referred to the Office of Chief Medical Examiner of New York City between 1993 and 1998.

24 spected unnatural deaths) are carried out by medical examiner or coroner systems.

25 ing due to other drugs) require linkage with medical examiner or multiple-cause records, because this

26 n-based, observational study using data from medical examiner, prescription drug monitoring program,

27 ients who had suffered a cardiac arrest, and medical examiner prohibition of donation.

28 of poisoning death should include the use of medical examiner records and underlying- and multiple-ca

29 men, live birth and fetal death records, and medical examiner records in Maryland during 1993-1998.

30 Survey using death certificate data and medical examiner records to compare mortality rates for

31 Using vital statistics or medical examiner records, 94.7% of poisoning deaths were

32 l emergency and medical records departments, medical examiner records, and surveys of area physicians

33 records, and 47% (n = 116) through review of medical examiner records.

34 Police reports, medical examiners' records, and interviews with police a

35 ide and suicide victims were identified from medical examiner reports in Shelby County, Tennessee; Ki

36 obtained, and 160 variables were coded from medical examiner reports to compare features and clinica

37 tional injuries were studied using data from medical examiners' reports in North Carolina for the yea

38 A total of 79 of 91 county medical examiners responded.

39 The medical examiner's cases were more frequently from emerg

40 There were no unexpected findings from the medical examiner's cases.

41 iation database, 3) the North Carolina State Medical Examiner's database, and 4) the Area Resource Fi

42 ican Hospital Association and State Board of Medical Examiner's Databases.

43 (controls) were obtained from the San Diego Medical Examiner's office between 1997 and 2005.

44 tance provided by radiologic services to the medical examiner's office for identification of deceased

45 ve infant fatalities referred from the state medical examiner's office for the evaluation of possible

46 a also suggest that cases whose source was a Medical Examiner's office represent high tissue quality.

47 We collaborated with a medical examiner's office to assist in finding a diagnos

48 autopsies conducted at the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

49 autopsies conducted at the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

50 investigation in the United States' largest medical examiner's office.

51 f age in a 6-year period recorded at a state Medical Examiner's Office.

52 y first clerkship) in mean National Board of Medical Examiners subject examination scores (range, 0-1

53 use written examinations (National Board of Medical Examiners subject tests and/or internally prepar

54 A total of 36 states have at least 1 medical examiner system at the county, district, or stat

55 tems and some have medical examiner systems, medical examiner systems exist in 8% of counties and ser

56 Few state or county medical examiner systems have been implemented since 199

57 In this century, medical examiner systems have gradually replaced coroner

58 such change has slowed in recent years, with medical examiner systems now serving about 48% of the na

59 Medical examiner systems that operate without coroner in

60 counties have coroner systems and some have medical examiner systems, medical examiner systems exist

61 ase-associated variants were reported to the medical examiner to notify surviving relatives and recom

62 Medical examiners-usually physicians and generally with

63 reporting varied by death investigator type (medical examiner versus coroner) or race/ethnicity.

64 firearm mechanisms, and deaths recorded by a medical examiner versus coroner.

65 mechanism of death, death investigator type [medical examiner versus coroner], county median income,

66 The National Board of Medical Examiners was selected to work with ASCO.

67 aphic data provided by the National Board of Medical Examiners were available for 52,035 (77.4%) of t