Dylan V. Miller, MD, is a clinical professor with the Department of Pathology at the University of Utah School of Medicine. Dr. Miller is also Director of Electron Microscopy and Immunostains atIntermountain Central Laboratory inSalt Lake City, Utah

• SECTION 1: AUTOPSY FUNDAMENTALSSECTION 2: ORGAN SYSTEM APPROACH TO AUTOPSY SUDDEN AND UNEXPECTED DEATHSECTION 3: DISEASE PROCESS APPROACH TO AUTOPSY

“…a very welcome new addition that addresses this gap, providing a comprehensive, contemporary reference for modern post-mortem practice… part of the well-regarded Diagnostic Pathology series and continues the collection’s hallmark style with a colourful, visually engaging layout… I find this book particularly useful as a reference to dip in and out of, cross-check facts, and reinforce practical knowledge. Its bullet point format makes complex information easy to read and digest… The latter sections are structured logically to include all modes of death, with insightful pearls on hot topics… Overall, I find Hospital Autopsy to be an invaluable resource for both trainees and practicing autopsy pathologists and one I anticipate consulting regularly throughout my career.” Review by Dr Sharmila Selvan, Paediatric and Perinatal Pathology, The Royal College of Pathologists, April 2026"...an updated overview of the pathology of hospital autopsy, [and] a useful reference for any pathologist performing a hospital autopsy, forensic pathologists, pathology residents, and autopsy technicians.... includes many case presentations that put the information into a more personal and decedent-centered context, which often makes the information easier to retain. This book provides an excellent foundation for training pathologists and a good review for practicing pathologists with respect to the subject of hospital autopsy. It is well-organized, detailed, and contains many color gross photographs, photomicrographs, and diagrams to help integrate key points from the text.... a good reference book for experienced pathologists and will serve as a useful introduction text with respect to hospital autopsy for anyone studying this subject." ©Doody's Book Review Service, 2025, Elizabeth S Higginson, MD, PhD (University of Michigan Medical School)