Autopsy.Online
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Autopsy.Online
Real Cases.
Evidence‑based outcomes for clinical training.
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
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Cases:
Students earlier in training
Focus on anatomy, physiology, pathology and clinical correlation.
Advanced students and clinicians
Focus on diagnostic assessment and clinical judgment.
For students in training
And advanced clinicians
For students earlier in training
And advanced clinicians
Support
…for programs with limited anatomy lab or clinic access.
Balance
…for high tech programs relying on digitized humans.
Evidence-based training
…for clinical programs.
Clinical context
…for early basic science studies.
Apply clinical training and skills to real patients.
Formulate questions about care plans, diagnoses and outcomes.
Complete an external assessment.
Then see for yourself inside the body.
Anatomically intelligent editing.
Apply clinical training and skills to real patients.
Formulate questions about care plans, diagnoses and outcomes.
Complete an external assessment.
Then see for yourself inside the body.
Anatomically intelligent editing.
Apply clinical training and skills to real patients.
Review the history.
Formulate questions about care plans, diagnoses and outcomes.
Complete an external assessment
Then see for yourself inside the body.
Cases divided into short, focused, searchable videos.
Anatomically intelligent editing.
Add Anatomy Pins for support or didactics.
Add Anatomy Pins for support or didactics.
And much more….
Digitized histology,
Multimodal search options,
Evidence‑base training,
Interactive sketch feature,
Captions and subtitles,
Personalized note‑taking
and more….

And much more….
Multimodal search options, Evidence‑based training, Interactive sketch feature, Captions and subtitles, Personalized note‑taking,
and more….

And much 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.
Go Beyond Digital.
Because Your Patients Are Real.
Decide what you need to prepare for the future.
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
✓ Informed Consent
✓ Provider-recorded
✓ De-identified
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
✓ Informed Consent
✓ Provider-recorded
✓ De-identified
Our Professionals Engage
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.