[Faline]

Human dissection is often performed as a part of determining a cause of death in autopsy and is an intrinsic part of forensic medicine, such as would be practiced by a coroner:


A human arm cut open and cleaned in order to see the muscle, bone, and veins:


Superficial nerves and vessels of the neck:


Dissected a heart:

[Viking64]

Those last 2 pics really got to me for some reason.

[kellyhound]

nice peek into the face in the last one.

[Pelle]

Great post!

[PlinyTheYounger]

Man, that heart looks disgusting lol

[kayo brizzle]

Interesting stuff.

[NoelPuppet]

These images look more like they were from research or medical education, as opposed to coroner. I don't think a coroner autopsy would be so precise.
Note bare hands in first pic. Yech! Certainly not the practice today, but not long ago surgeons preferred the increased feel of bare hands during surgery.

[durt]

reminds me of biology class

[elizajane]

Why cover the stiffs face....he's dead, he can't see you....

[Sharon]

Love them