Necropsy as an Important Diagnostic Step in Veterinary Pathology: The Past, Present, and Future Perspectives
Ochuko Orakpoghenor,
Ashever Jocelyn Terfa
Abstract:Necropsy, or animal autopsy, is a cornerstone of veterinary pathology that serves as a critical tool for diagnosing the causes of death and understanding disease processes in animals. Historically, necropsy practices can be traced back to ancient civilizations, and the Renaissance period marked significant advancements with detailed anatomical studies. The 19th century further revolutionized veterinary pathology with systematic necropsy techniques and the emphasis on cellular pathology. In contemporary veterin… Show more
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