No. A skilled mortician can reconstruct the body entirely. The Y-incision is sutured and hidden by clothing or a burial shroud. The organs, once examined, are returned to the body cavity. For women, specific care is taken to restore the chest and pelvic contours.
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Breast implants are removed, examined for rupture (which can cause granulomas), and weighed. An IUD is retrieved as evidence or a finding and documented. The family can request these items back. The organs, once examined, are returned to the body cavity
The external and internal examination takes 2-4 hours. However, histology (tissue processing) takes days, and toxicology (blood/drug screens) takes weeks. The final report is often issued 6-8 weeks post-procedure. It is the ultimate diagnostic panel—one that requires