Absurd Death. Mysterious and Tragic Stories from the Practice of a Pathologist

A 30-year-old British woman, tired of working in the National Health Service, becomes an intern at a hospital morgue. In her first year of work, she learns to perform autopsies, determine the cause of death, communicate with grieving relatives, and interact with dubious undertakers. The author candidly shares about herself and her work, revealing sometimes horrifying details about the human body.
The book describes in detail how and with what the autopsy is performed, what rules need to be followed, and what mistakes pathologists make.
The author does not lose faith in people and continues to value life, facing situations daily that leave others speechless.