The toxicology report will test for the presence of poisons, medications, alcohol and illicit drugs. this is important in telling the cause of death and the circumstances surrounding the death. It can tell you if a person was high, drunk, or poisoned at the time of death.
to find the cause of death
No, there was no Ambien in either of the two autopsy's or the multiple toxicology reports.
The toxicology report detects drugs. This is performed concurrently with an autopsy, but the results may take a few days to receive.
The court can order a toxicology assessment whenever it is suspected that a person committing a criminal offense was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Doctors do toxicology exams when seeking diagnoses of a patient, medical examiners do them during a complete autopsy.
Simply put, toxicology aids in determining if there were any poisons or toxins in the deceased. It assists in determining a cause of death.
Well it's now August 22, 2009. The autopsy is done. They're sealing the autopsy results until the investagation of MJ's house is done.
The pathologist performed an autopsy on the deceased.
The medical examiner who did the autopsy would have it. If you call them, and you are the next of kin, they will tell you the results.
Since you are her family, yes you do.
Blood and urine are drawn during the autopsy and sent to the lab for toxicology reports.
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The autopsy said she died from drowning in the bathtub of her hotel room, after she passed out; and the toxicology report, which was mentioned by the coroner, noted she had damaged her heart from prolonged cocaine use.
The autopsy did not show any signs of heart problems, anurism, etc. The autopsy showed nothing wrong with her. The family is waiting on toxicology reports hoping they will be able to determine a cause. These results take weeks.