Radiologists and forensic pathologists have different approaches to forensic imaging examinations. It is important to have different perspectives. This presentation introduces an approach from a forensic pathologist’s point of view with experience using PMCT at a high-volume medical examiner’s office.
This presentation highlights differences in a seasoned forensic pathologist’s practice with and without implementation of PMCT.
This presentation from a forensic radiologist serves as an introduction to computed tomography including artifacts, decomposition changes, and PMCT interpretation.
This presentation from a forensic radiologist covers the different imaging modalities available for forensic imaging. Topics include the pros and cons of each modality, applicable safety requirements, basic physics of imaging acquisition, and the fundamentals of understanding image interpretation.