A knot in the gut: A paediatric post-mortem CT diagnosis

Vester, Marloes E. M.; Rijn, Rick R. van

doi:10.1016/j.jofri.2015.05.005

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“…Postmortem CT in children is an evolving application and its role compared to radiography, US and MRI has not been defined. Postmortem imaging in general might offer parents a noninvasive way to learn more about their child's disease for both bereavement and counseling [34,[68][69][70]. Imaging in addition to genetic analysis can provide a more complete assessment to guide counseling and planning for future pregnancies.…”

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Pediatric postmortem computed tomography: initial experience at a children’s hospital in the United States

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Postmortem CT might provide valuable information in determining the cause of death and understanding disease processes, particularly when combined with traditional autopsy. Pediatric applications of postmortem imaging represent a new and rapidly growing field. We describe our experience in establishing a pediatric postmortem CT program and present a discussion of the distinct challenges in developing this type of program in the United States of America, where forensic practice varies from other countries. We give a brief overview of recent literature along with the common imaging findings on postmortem CT that can simulate antemortem pathology.

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Pediatric postmortem computed tomography: initial experience at a children’s hospital in the United States

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Pediatric Postmortem CT: Initial Experience at a Tertiary Care Children’s Hospital

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Prospects for the Development of Diagnostic Verification Methods in Pediatric Pathoanatomical Practice

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Zhakota²,

Mustafina-Bredikhina³

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Результаты. Наличие обширной технической базы современной медицины позволяет произво-дить посмертные исследования в медицинских целях без нарушения и/или с минимальным нарушением целостности тела умершего в медицинском учреждении.Заключение. Применение различных доступных методов (РГ, УЗИ, КТ, МРТ) в посмертной диагно-стике перинатальной патологии позволяет соблюсти и расширить интересы медицины в анализе по-смертных изменений и религиозных конфессий в стремлении соблюсти традиции. Prospects for the Development of Diagnostic Verification Methods in Pediatric Pathoanatomical PracticeThe aim of the study is to highlight the modern methods for solving the problem of failure relatives of perinatal autopsies in a policonfessional population of the Russian Federation.Material and methods. The analysis of publications on the topic in 35 years on databases Scopus and RSCI. Of the more than 10 thousand sources selected for the review of more than 30 foreign and domestic publications.Results. Modern technical basis of modern medicine allows postmortem studies for medical purposes without violating the integrity of the patient's body.Conclusion. The use of diagnostic methods (RG, ultrasound, CT, MRI) in the post-mortem diagnosis allows to observe and enhance the interests of medicine in the analysis of post-mortem changes. Also observe the tradition of religious denominations.

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A knot in the gut: A paediatric post-mortem CT diagnosis

Cited by 3 publications

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Pediatric postmortem computed tomography: initial experience at a children’s hospital in the United States

Pediatric postmortem computed tomography: initial experience at a children’s hospital in the United States

Pediatric Postmortem CT: Initial Experience at a Tertiary Care Children’s Hospital

Prospects for the Development of Diagnostic Verification Methods in Pediatric Pathoanatomical Practice

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