Originally published in 1889, "Post-Mortem Pathology" provides a comprehensive analysis of the physical changes that occur in the body after death. With detailed descriptions and illustrations, Henry Ware Cattell examines the different organs and systems of the body and how they react to death and decay. This medical classic is a valuable resource for forensic pathologists, medical examiners, and students of medicine.

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