When we came back from the scene of the crime, we didn't have time to drink saliva and went directly into the dissecting room.
After changing into an autopsy gown and wearing gloves and masks, the female corpse was already placed on the autopsy table.
Under the illumination of the shadowless lamp, the female corpse was completely white, lying face up on the dissecting table.
There are slight scratches on the face, which should be when the murderer committed the murder, or when he threw the body after the murder rubbed on the face of the deceased.
Because at the scene where we found the female corpse, she was lying on her stomach with her face facing the ground.
The master raised his hands, because he had not yet said that the dissection had begun, and it was a rule to raise his hands.
It's like the surgeon in the hospital, when the surgery is not started, he must raise his hands and not touch the patient casually.
Although we are not dealing with a living patient, but with a dead body, the process is the same.
The Master stood next to the dissecting table and stared at the corpse's face for two minutes, without speaking or moving.
I stood next to him and looked at the corpse's face, but I didn't know what he was looking at, because I couldn't see anything.
"The scalpel is ready to open the chest," Master suddenly reached out to me.
My hand expertly reached for the tools that had been prepared for dissection and picked up the scalpel accurately.
"Dissection Begins Video Recording Begins" This is the prescribed procedure, and there are three people in the normal dissection room.
The autopsy forensic doctor, the deputy forensic doctor or trainee forensic doctor, and a police officer are in charge of videotaping the entire autopsy.
The reason for the video recording is to be archived, and if the case hits a bottleneck, or if the family of the deceased has any doubts, they can request to watch the video recording of the entire autopsy.
After the policeman who took the video made an OK gesture towards me, I handed the knife to the master next to me, with the palm facing up.
The transmission of dissecting instruments must be stable and accurate, especially with such a sharp knife as a scalpel, if a deputy forensic doctor accidentally makes a mistake in the transmission, the hand of the chief dissecting forensic doctor will suffer.
Moreover, during the autopsy process, although the body has died, there will still be blood flowing out, and it cannot be ruled out whether there is a contagious disease in the body of the deceased.
If there is a mistake in handing the knife, the forensic doctor has a wound on his hand, and the risk of infection is very high.
The training cost of a forensic doctor is also quite high, and you should be as careful as possible in your work so as not to scratch yourself and cause danger.
Master held the scalpel I handed him steadily, and applied the knife very precisely down the corpse's throat near the collarbone.
The sound of a scalpel cutting through the skin sounded clearly, and blood flowed out, shooting down several blood drains under the dissecting table.
The corpse had been dead for two to three days, and the blood did not flow as fast as a fresh death.
Master had been observing the color of the blood, and his brows were furrowed.
"Thoracotomy device" Master put the scalpel in the tray beside him and reached out to me again.
The thoracotomy still has some weight, and when I was in school, a few boys could easily operate it, but it was still a little difficult for me, who was not heavy.
I picked up the chest opener with both hands, and was about to hand it to the master beside me, but I didn't expect him to raise his hands, turn around and take a few steps to the side.
"Here you go" "I'll come" Master looked at me and nodded, making sure I had heard him correctly.
"Good" I stubbornly agreed, and with both hands I grabbed the chest opener and walked to the place where Master was standing just now, exactly where the corpse was on the chest. aa2705221: