Gallstones, post-mortem. Gallstones (choleliths, yellow) are commonly hard deposits of cholesterol that form due to an imbalance between bile and chol
Gallstones, post-mortem. Gallstones (choleliths, yellow) are commonly hard deposits of cholesterol that form due to an imbalance between bile and cholesterol levels. Stones can also arise from bilirubin and calcium salts found in bile, which is produced by the liver and then stored by the gallbladder until it is needed. Post-mortem examinations, also known as autopsies, are carried out to identify a cause of death, and to assess the health of a dead person's organs.
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