Absolute death. Mysterious and tragic stories from the practice of a pathologist. Williams M.

30-year-old British, who was tired of working in the National Health Service, is arranged by an intern in hospital morgue. In her first year of work, she learns to conduct an autopsy, determine the cause of death, communicate with heartbroken relatives and dubious coffiners. The author openly tells about himself and his work, sometimes telling terrible details about the human body.

The book describes in detail how and with the help of what autopsy is made, what rules should be observed and what errors pathologists make.

The author does not lose faith in people and continues to appreciate life, encountering situations daily, from which the rest lose speech.