Which of the following is not a cause of "obscure autopsy"?: (A) Epilepsy, (B) Reflex Vagal Inhibition, (C) Cardiac Tamponade, (D) Anaphylaxis
Answer is C. OBSCURE AUTOPSY: An autopsy done meticulously, properly and perfectly, but may present with no clear-cut findings as to give a definite cause of death, leading to the perplexity of the forensic pathologist is defined as an obscure autopsy Ref - Krishnan Vij 5th edition pg 29