morbid anatomy

Morbid Anatomy, with Ebenstein at the helm, seems to do it all, from publishing books to leading international trips.

Entering Morbid Anatomy from an unremarkable, industrial street in Brooklyn, its ground-floor coffee shop/bookstore is buzzing.

Baillie, of Edinburgh, was the first to accurately describe the morbid anatomy of gastric ulcer.

At first, the worst specimens of morbid anatomy listened from a distance, and muttered, "Foolish;" "Don't believe a word of it."

Of morbid anatomy, save for the setting forth of cure, I am not fond, and here there is nothing to be said of cure.

But it is when he comes to the bowels that his subjective morbid anatomy becomes truly misleading.

The symptoms and morbid anatomy of cholera as it was known in India were seen without ambiguity in the Sunderland epidemic.