Autopsy.Online

 

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Clinical reasoning, anatomy and pathology.
Taught by the body.

A real-case training lab for clinical and pre-clinical programs.

 


Clinical reasoning, anatomy and pathology.
Taught by the body.

A real-case training lab for
clinical and pre-clinical programs.

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Flexible learning space. Engage at any level.

200+ Diagnoses

300+ Interactive Videos

800+ Anatomy Pins

2000+ Focus Questions

Courses accredited by
American Board of Cardiovascular Perfusion
American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators

How it works:

How it works:

 
Select from a database of varied cases.

 
 

Select from a database of varied cases.

 
Select from a database of varied cases.


Growing database.
 
Active body‑donation program.
 
Cases are real, not digitized.
 

 
 

 
 

Learn from an active
body‑donation program.
 
Cases are real, not digitized.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

Each case is divided into short teaching sections.

 

Each case is divided into short teaching sections.

Case 17: Middle-aged man with diabetes, hypertension and hypercholesterolemia who had an unwitnessed cardiopulmonary arrest.

Focus on individual sections.
Learn anatomy and pathology.
View the whole case with history.
Improve clinical reasoning.


 
 

Students earlier in training

Focus on anatomy, physiology, pathology and clinical correlation.

Advanced students and clinicians

Focus on diagnostic assessment and clinical judgment.

 

Students earlier in training

Focus on anatomy, physiology, pathology and clinical correlation.

Advanced clinicians

Focus on diagnostic assessment and clinical judgment.

Engage at any level.

Students earlier in training

Advanced clinicians

 



It’s problem-based learning in action:

Anatomy students
gain clinical context.
Clinicians explore
evidence-based outcomes.




Simulate the clinical process:


Follow the clinical course.
View the external exam.
Then see inside the body.

 

Case 29: Middle-aged woman with history of respiratory infection one month prior who developed swelling in one leg.

Unilateral leg swelling

Deep venous thrombosis

Pulmonary embolism

 
 
 
 
 
 
 


 

 

Review the history and clinical data.

 


Review the history.
 
Formulate questions about care plans, diagnoses and outcomes.
 
Navigate medical errors and ethics.
 

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Complete an external assessment.

Treat the case like your own patient.
 
Correlate with the history.
 
Rethink your differential diagnoses.
 

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Then see for yourself inside the body.


Cases divided into short, focused, searchable videos.
 
 Anatomically intelligent editing.
 

Review the history and clinical data.

 

Review the history.
 
Formulate questions about care plans, diagnoses and outcomes.
 
Navigate medical errors and ethics.

 

 
 

Complete an external exam.

 

Treat the case like your own patient.
 
Correlate with the history.
 
Rethink your differential diagnoses.

 


 

Then see for yourself inside the body.

Cases divided into short, focused, searchable videos.
 
 Anatomically intelligent editing.

 


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Review the history and clinical data.

 

Review the history.
 
Formulate questions about care plans, diagnoses and outcomes.
 
Navigate medical errors and ethics.
 

Complete an external assessment

 


 

Treat the case like your own patient.
 
Correlate with the history.
 
Rethink your differential diagnoses.
 


 

 
 
 

Then see for yourself inside the body.


 
 

Cases divided into short, focused, searchable videos.
 
Anatomically intelligent editing.
 


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Add Anatomy Pins for support or didactics.


 

  
 
 
 

Identify anatomy.
 
Compare across cases.
 
Distill concepts.

 

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Add Anatomy Pins for support or didactics.

 
  
  

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Add Anatomy Pins for support or didactics.


 

 

 

 

Draw on video. Engage learning.

Try it

 
Click any color and draw.
Then look below the video.
To add number, tap number once.
Then tap anywhere on video.

Laser pointer

                              

Tap the number then tap the video.


Multimodal search options.

 

Visual search


Click on any body location.

Respiratory, Gastrointestinal
Heart Small intestine<!--<br/><center>→<em>Click to select video</em>←</center>--> Lungs<!--<br/><center>→<em>Click to select video</em>←</center>--> Large intestine<!--<br/><center>→<em>Click to select video</em>←</center>--> Stomach<!--<br/><center>→<em>Click to select video</em>←</center>--> Liver<!--<br/><center>→<em>Click to select video</em>←</center>--> Diaphragm<!--<br/><center>→<em>Click to select video</em>←</center>--> Larynx<!--<br/><center>→<em>Click to select video</em>←</center>--> Duodenum<!--<br/><center>→<em>Click to select video</em>←</center>--> Esophagus<!--<br/><center>→<em>Click to select video</em>←</center>--> Gallbladder<!--<br/><center>→<em>Click to select video</em>←</center>--> Appendix<!--<br/><center>→<em>Click to select video</em>←</center>--> Pancreas<!--<br/><center>→<em>Click to select video</em>←</center>-->

Heart



Heart - inside chest, pericardial sac

Heart - external

Heart - external

Heart - external, valves, chambers

Heart - internal chambers, valves, flow of blood

Heart - valves

Heart - coronary arteries

Small intestine



Removal from abdomen

Lungs



Lungs within chest (anterior view)

Lungs within chest (anterior view)

Lungs within chest (posterior view)

Lungs (posterior view)

Lungs (posterior and hilar view)

Large intestine



Large intestine - within abdomen

Stomach

Liver



Liver attached to organ block

Round ligament

Diaphragm



Thoracic view of diaphragm

Larynx



Tracheal inlet, hyoid bone

Larynx, hyoid bone

Larynx, hyoid bone, vocal cords, trachea

Epiglottis, carotid artery, vagus nerve

Larynx, trachea, bilateral mainstem bronchi

Duodenum

Esophagus



Esophagus (with stomach)

Esophagus (with trachea)

Esophagus (with trachea), esophageal lining

Esophagus passing through esophageal hiatus

Gallbladder

Appendix

Pancreas

Instructions: Highlight region with mouse. Then click to select video.

 
 
 
 

Conceptual search

 

Compare across patients to distill clinical concepts.
 
These patients all have ischemic heart disease:

And much more….



 
 

Digitized histology,
Multimodal search options,
Evidence‑base training,
Courses and self‑asessments,
Captions and subtitles,
Personalized note‑taking
and more….


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Digitized histology,
Multimodal search options, Evidence‑based training, Courses and self‑asessments, Captions and subtitles, Personalized note‑taking,
and more….

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Digitized histology, Multimodal search options, Evidence‑base training, Courses and self‑asessments , Captions and subtitles, Personalized note‑taking and more….

 

Go Beyond Digital.

Because Your Patients Are Real.

 

Other platforms give you perfect.

We give you real.

Decide what you need to prepare for the future.

Our Process and Commitment

All cases come from Autopsy Center of Chicago, the parent medical practice of Autopsy.Online. We know each of our patients and their families personally. Their gift — and our attention to medicolegal and ethical standards — make Autopsy.Online unique and ground-breaking in medical education.

✓ Grief-sensitive

It’s like organ donation. Families may choose to authorize video-donation when it supports their bereavement goals.

✓ Informed Consent

Video-recording authorization is by in-person, gentle, informed consent at the time of the autopsy.

✓ Provider-recorded

Initial recordings occur in the context of HIPAA. Only the designated provider and authorized medical team may access the case content.

✓ De-identified

We follow clinical research standards. All video and case data go through a visual, audio and text-based de-identification process, while preserving educational and clinical integrity.

Our Professionals Engage


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What is Autopsy.Online?

Autopsy.Online is an active, consented, body donor program mastered into a teaching video-database. Explore surgical, critical care, and many other clinical issues.

Meet your patient through the clinical history. Follow the case while tracking your own assessments. Use the anatomy for evidence-based learning.

Rethink, solidify and grow your clinical skills. Explore higher-level considerations of medical uncertainty, communication, care systems, ethics, and diagnostic errors.

Students earlier in training can focus on anatomy, physiology, pathology and clinical correlation.

 

What is Autopsy.Online?

Autopsy.Online is an active, consented, body donor program mastered into a teaching video-database. Explore surgical, critical care, and many other clinical issues.

Meet your patient through the clinical history. Follow the case while tracking your own assessments. Use the anatomy for evidence-based learning.

Rethink, solidify and grow your clinical skills. Explore higher-level considerations of medical uncertainty, communication, care systems, ethics, and diagnostic errors.

Students earlier in training can focus on anatomy, physiology, pathology and clinical correlation.
 


 

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