A Simple Dictation Device
Randy L. Hanzlick · American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology · 1991
A simple device for autopsy and scene dictation uses a small cassette recorder with a built-in microphone attached to a remote push-button switch worn on the belt or waistband. The recorder is carried in a shirt or scrub suit pocket and is functional under a protective apron or gown. The components, construction, advantages, and disadvantages of the device are presented.