This presentation from a forensic radiologist is a comprehensive introduction to PMCT of natural disease findings in the head and neck. Caveats on head and neck trauma are included as well as a deeper dive on skeletal findings in general. Pearls and pitfalls are emphasized.
There is not a “one size fits all” model for adoption of PMCT. One method is to utilize PMCT for triage as a tool to decide which cases to autopsy. This is one of two presentations of a seasoned forensic pathologist’s approach to PMCT.
This presentation from a forensic radiologist is a comprehensive introduction to PMCT of natural disease findings in the abdomen and pelvis. Pearls and pitfalls are emphasized.
This presentation highlights the evaluation of natural disease on PMCT by an experienced forensic pathologist.
This is a compilation of interesting cases. This presentation demonstrates the added value of PMCT in medicolegal death investigations from the perspective of a forensic pathologist. Radiologic-Pathologic correlation is included when available.
There is not a “one size fits all” model for adoption of PMCT. One method is to utilize PMCT for triage as a tool to decide which cases to autopsy. This is one of two presentations on a forensic pathologist’s approach to PMCT triage.
There is not a “one size fits all” model for adoption of PMCT. One method is to utilize PMCT for triage as a tool to decide which cases to autopsy. This is one of two presentations on a forensic pathologist’s approach to PMCT triage.
Responsible application of PMCT in medicolegal investigations involves reasonable expectations of the technology. This presentation from a forensic pathologist highlights many established pearls and pitfalls of PMCT.
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.