premortem

premortem
pre·mor·tem -'mȯrt-əm adj existing or taking place immediately before death <\premortem infections> <\premortem findings>
premortem adv in the premortem period <the patient was diagnosed \premortem> <medication administered 24 hours \premortem>

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