Review paper
A review on the evolution and characteristics of post-mortem imaging techniques
Abstract
Up until the beginning of the 21st century, the technique of choice for the forensic medical examination of a deceased individual was the traditional medical autopsy. This, however, has begun to change with the introduction of post-mortem imaging. Post-mortem imaging, or ‘virtual autopsy’, is a novel area of radiology that utilises non-invasive imaging techniques for the examination of a body. Many of the techniques used to conduct a virtual...
Paper Details
Title
A review on the evolution and characteristics of post-mortem imaging techniques
Published Date
Dec 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
23
Pages
200420 - 200420
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