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VIRTOPSY: LIFTING THE VEIL

2023
A conventional autopsy starts with an external examination of the deceased. Incisions are made to examine and remove the internal organs, which are inspected, measured, and sampled for histopathology. Specific cases may require further sampling for cultures and biochemical estimations.
Supriya Keisham, Soibam Neha, Kh. Pradipkumar   +2 more
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Virtopsy – Radiology in Forensic Medicine

Imaging Decisions MRI, 2007
SummaryDuring the last few years, modern cross‐sectional imaging techniques have pioneered forensic medicine. Magnetic resonance imaging and especially multislice computed tomography are becoming increasingly implemented into post‐mortem examinations. These non‐invasive techniques can augment and even partially replace a traditional autopsy. Beside the
Grabherr, Silke Doris, Bolliger, S, Buck, U, Naether, S, Christe, A, Oesterhelweg, L, Ross, S, Dirnhofer, R, Thali, MJ   +8 more
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Virtopsy and drowning

2019
Learning objectives Background Findings and procedure details Conclusion Personal information ...
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Digital Autopsy (Virtopsy): An Introduction

Adarsh Kumar
exaly   +2 more sources

Virtopsy of a Buddist Figurine

2017
Learning objectives Background Findings and procedure details Conclusion Personal information ...
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Virtopsy: The Virtual Autopsy*

2011
This chapter provides an overview of the Virtopsy procedure, a computerised approach to autopsy, lessening the need for invasive examination. Invasiveness results in the loss of evidence, and of the structural integrity of organs; it is also offensive to some worldviews.
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Shot-dead CT-virtopsy: our experience

2016
Learning objectives Background Findings and procedure details Conclusion Personal information ...
SERRAINO, Salvatore, SCOPELLITI, Laura, PICONE, Dario, VERNUCCIO, Federica, MURMURA, Elena, F. Midiri, F. Li Pomi, SALERNO, Sergio, G. Lo Re   +8 more
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Virtopsy

2010
Michael J. Thali, Ulrich Preiss, Stephan A. Bolliger   +2 more
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Virtopsy in der Unfallrekonstruktion

2012
Mit der Virtopsy hat das Institut für Rechtmedizin der Universität Bern unter Prof. Dr. med. R. Dirnhofer und Prof. Dr. med. M. Thali die Rechtsmedizin über die ganze Welt revolutioniert. Obwohl einzelne Techniken, aus dem klinischen Medizinalltag stammend, bereits zu früherer Zeit im einen oder andere Autopsie-Saal bereits zur Anwendung kamen, waren ...
Zuber, Stefan, Buck, Ursula, Bolliger, Stephan   +2 more
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Virtopsy®

2014
Schweitzer, Wolf, Thali, Michael J, Breitbeck, Robert, Ampanozi, Garyfalia   +3 more
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