13.Record the weight, shape, colour and consistency of each organ, and note any neoplasia, in lammation, anomalies, haemorrhage, ischemia, infarcts, surgical procedures or injuries. Look for any sign of electrocution especially in all the natural ori ices and all over the body. 14.Document any sign of starvation (if any)-presence of food, fecal matter etc. 15.Take samples of organs and of any abnormal areas and injuries for analytical purposes (e.g. toxicology, pathology, age-estimation of injuries) 16.After the internal examination the organs should be put back into the body. All incisions should be closed and the body should be handed over to the next of kin in a state of maximum possible integrity and respectful of the deceased person's dignity. MEDICAL DIMENSION OF FREQUENTLY ENCOUNTERED CASES | 30