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  • June 11, 2025
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Through The Lens of a Forensic Radiologist: Case2025.06

62 y/o found in their secure residence during a wellness check. What is the diagnosis?

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  • May 28, 2025
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Through The Lens of a Forensic Radiologist: Case2025.05

62 y/o found in their secure residence during a wellness check. What is the diagnosis?

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  • May 18, 2025
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Through The Lens of a Forensic Radiologist: Case2025.04

What is the etiology of the hyperdensity along the right heart border (between the two yellow arrows) in this 12-month-old?

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  • May 7, 2025
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Through The Lens of a Forensic Radiologist: Case2025.03

65-year-old found in secure home by partner. PMH of hypertension and diabetes. What is the diagnosis?

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  • April 28, 2025
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Through The Lens of a Forensic Radiologist: Case2025.02

In this Through the Lens case, we examine the death of a 28-year-old male found beneath a 160-foot drop. Dr. Jamie Elifritz explores how postmortem CT findings can confirm—or challenge—fall from height as the true mechanism of injury.

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  • April 21, 2025
  • Education
Through The Lens of a Forensic Radiologist: Case2025.01.1

In this Through the Lens case, we examine the death of a 28-year-old male found beneath a 160-foot drop. Dr. Jamie Elifritz explores how postmortem CT findings can confirm—or challenge—fall from height as the true mechanism of injury.

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  • April 7, 2025
  • Education
Through The Lens of a Forensic Radiologist: Case2025.01

In this Through the Lens case, we examine the death of a 28-year-old male found beneath a 160-foot drop. Dr. Jamie Elifritz explores how postmortem CT findings can confirm—or challenge—fall from height as the true mechanism of injury.

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About Forensic Focus

Forensic Focus is an interview series by the Forensic Radiology Group that highlights insights from leading experts in forensic imaging and radiology. Each interview dives into topics such as the use of Postmortem CT (PMCT) scans, advancements in forensic radiology, and the evolving role of imaging in forensic investigations. Through these conversations, Forensic Focus provides readers with a deeper understanding of how forensic radiology is transforming investigative practices and supporting justice. The Forensic Radiology Group is excited to share this series as part of its commitment to promoting knowledge and innovation within the forensic science community.

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