Prof AJ Patowary, Head of the Department of Forensic Medicine at NEIGRIHMS, has been granted a patent for developing an innovative multifunctional autopsy workstation.
This workstation, designed entirely by Patowary, streamlines the autopsy process by integrating essential features directly into the workspace.
The workstation boasts built-in hot and cold water supplies, foot-operated suction systems and a water spray for efficient body washing. Furthermore, the workstation incorporates a height-adjustable trolley that seamlessly integrates as the dissection platform.
This patent signifies a significant advancement in the field of forensic medicine, offering a more efficient, organised and ergonomic approach to autopsies.
The multifunctional autopsy workstation has the potential to improve workflow, enhance hygiene standards and optimise space utilisation in autopsy suites, a NEIGRIHMS press release stated today.
Prof C Daniala, the institute’s Medical Superintendent, stated, “Prof Patowary’s multifunctional autopsy workstation is a testament to the innovative spirit that thrives at NEIGRIHMS. This invention has the potential to significantly improve working conditions for forensic professionals and ultimately contribute to a more efficient and accurate medicolegal system.”
Prof Nalin Mehta, Director at NEIGRIHMS, said, “This invention perfectly embodies NEIGRIHMS’ commitment to advancing medical practices. Prof Patowary’s workstation is a prime example of how our faculty is constantly striving to improve healthcare delivery in the region.”
