- Section 58.700 - Medical examiner appointed, certain counties - option for certain counties with elected office of coroner to retain coroner or appoint a medical examiner, procedure, compensation
- Section 58.705 - Qualifications, tenure - vacancy, how filled (certain counties)
- Section 58.710 - Assistant examiners and employees - appointment, compensation (certain counties)
- Section 58.715 - Duties of medical examiner - prosecuting attorney to act as sheriff, when (certain counties)
- Section 58.720 - Medical examiner to investigate, certain counties, procedure - death certificate issued, when - place of death - two counties involved, how determined - efforts to accommodate organ donation
- Section 58.722 - Child's death under age eighteen, notice to medical examiner by persons having knowledge - referral to child fatality review panel, when - procedure for nonsuspicious death, form, duties - autopsy, child death pathologist, when - disagreement on need for autopsy, procedure - violation by medical examiner, penalty
- Section 58.725 - Autopsy, when - performed by whom - report filed (certain counties)
- Section 58.730 - Law enforcement officers to cooperate with medical examiner (certain counties)
- Section 58.735 - Dead body, how disposed of (certain counties)
- Section 58.740 - Records, contents, how kept (certain counties)
- Section 58.745 - Oaths, shall administer - examinations - affidavits (certain counties)
- Section 58.750 - Penalty for failing to supply information (certain counties)
- Section 58.760 - Election to adopt, when - form of ballot - transition provisions (certain counties)
- Section 58.765 - Two or more counties may contract for medical examiner to serve them jointly (certain counties)
- Section 58.770 - Pituitary gland to be retained when autopsy is performed unless decedent or next of kin has indicated a contrary intention