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Watch Autopsies online

Category: BiologyMedicineVideo
Posted on: July 10, 2007 9:43 AM, by The Omnibrain

alienautopsy.jpgChannel 4 in Britain has created a series documenting what goes on in Autopsies, but even more exciting is that they've made them available online for your viewing...pleasure?

I'm a pretty squeamish guy, which is one of the (many) reasons I didn't go to medical school. So if you're particularly grossed out by dead, cut open people then you should perhaps not watch these graphic videos. I'm about to force myself to check out the videos though! Wish me luck ;)

Here's a short description from the show webpage:

These clips contain scenes of a graphic nature demonstrating disections of the human body. All bodies dissected were formally dedicated to the Institute for Plastination, Germany and the donors consented to their remains being used for educational purposes.

And here's the videos!

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1

Why have beekeepers been brought in to operate on that alien?

Posted by: Ed Yong | July 10, 2007 10:26 AM

2

well duh! In case bees fly out of the corpse!

Posted by: Steve Higgins | July 10, 2007 12:37 PM

3

i want to see live autopsy because it interesting

Posted by: ellysha | February 9, 2008 4:48 AM

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