Autopsy & Forensic Pathology Services
Browse providers by the type of forensic pathology service you need. Each category includes providers who specialize in that area.
Private Autopsy
Independent post-mortem examinations by board-certified forensic pathologists working outside the medical examiner or coroner system.
Toxicology Testing
Comprehensive analysis of blood, urine, and tissue samples to detect drugs, alcohol, poisons, and other substances that may have contributed to or caused death.
Second Opinion
Independent review of existing autopsy reports, medical records, and forensic evidence to verify or challenge the original findings.
Forensic Consultation
Professional guidance from forensic experts on death investigation matters, case strategy, and interpretation of forensic evidence for legal proceedings.
Neuropathology
Specialized examination of brain and nervous system tissue to identify neurological disease, traumatic brain injury, and contributing conditions.
Expert Witness
Forensic pathologists who provide sworn testimony in court, depositions, and hearings on autopsy findings and cause of death determinations.
Pediatric Autopsy
Specialized post-mortem examination of infants and children, requiring expertise in developmental pathology, SIDS investigation, and child abuse detection.
Genetic & Molecular Autopsy
DNA and molecular testing that identifies inherited conditions, cardiac channelopathies, and genetic factors in sudden unexplained death.
Histology
Microscopic examination of tissue samples to identify cellular abnormalities and disease processes not visible during gross examination.
Body Transport
Professional transportation and chain-of-custody services for human remains, including interstate and international transfers for autopsy or burial purposes.
Forensic Photography
Professional documentation of autopsy findings, injuries, and evidence through detailed photography following forensic standards for legal admissibility.
Scene Investigation
On-site examination and documentation of death scenes to collect evidence, assess environmental factors, and establish circumstances surrounding the death.
Cardiovascular Pathology
Specialized examination of the heart and blood vessels to identify cardiac conditions, atherosclerosis, aneurysms, and other cardiovascular causes of death.
Exhumation Autopsy
Post-mortem examination performed after disinterment of previously buried remains, often ordered when new evidence emerges or original findings are questioned.
Medical Record Review
Analysis of medical records, treatment histories, and clinical documentation to evaluate care standards and identify contributing factors.
Not Sure Which Service You Need?
Our guides can help you understand the different types of forensic pathology services and determine which is right for your situation.