Hello Bahar,

To compare the cause and manner of death between the clinical impression and the autopsy findings, you will likely use statistical tests that assess the agreement between two categorical variables. Here are a few options:

Thank you so much for your answer

That’s a great question. Technology has evolved drastically. You could use a statistical approach such as creating a tool

integrating advanced statistical methods with forensic-specific algorithms, making the comparison process much more efficient and accurate. For example, you could use a McNemar's test to compare categorical data like cause and manner of death between the clinical and autopsy findings. If there were any continuous data involved, it could also use a paired t-test or Wilcoxon signed-rank test, depending on the data distribution.

It’s a bit of a futuristic idea, but definitely something that could transform how we approach these comparisons.

much appreciated for your help