The three-part Channel 4 series Autopsy: Emergency Room takes you on a unique and fascinating journey through the human body to see what happens when our bodies are damaged or injured. Guiding you through this journey will be anatomist Dr Gunther von Hagens and consultant in emergency medicine Dr John Heyworth. Dr von Hagens carries out dissections on donated bodies to demonstrate trauma, while Dr Heyworth talks us through the processes happening within the body as a result of different types of injury.
The three-part Channel 4 series Autopsy: Emergency Room takes you on a unique and fascinating journey through the human body to see what happens when our bodies are damaged or injured. Guiding you through this journey will be anatomist Dr Gunther von Hagens and consultant in emergency medicine Dr John Heyworth. Dr von Hagens carries out dissections on donated bodies to demonstrate trauma, while Dr Heyworth talks us through the processes happening within the body as a result of different types of injury.
Through dissecting donated human cadavers, some of which have been plastinated, Dr von Hagens demonstrates how blocking
r von Hagens examines the effects bleeding can have on the human body and how ultimately it can cause death. Using cross
The last in a three-part series in which Gunther von Hagens, founder of the Institute for Plastination, demonstrates how
