Multi-slice computed tomography (MSCT) of mountaineering casualties in the Swiss Alps – Advantages and limitations

Dental Post-Mortem Computed Tomography for Disaster Victim Identification: A Literature Review

“…Instead, these descriptive articles were utilised for general background reading. Eight articles had aims that were too broad and did not specifically focus on dental CT, hence were excluded [9,10,[11][12][13][14][15][16]24]. Six papers were excluded due to lack of relevance to the aim; as they were either focused on methods to reduce streak artefacts, discrimination of dental fillings with CT, matching software's for dental radiograph comparison or the use of AM laser surface scanning [3,20,21,[34][35][36].…”

“…Full-body post-mortem or multi-slice computed tomography (PMCT or MSCT) has rapidly been adopted in forensic investigations and currently is recommended to have a role in DVI [1,[10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. The three-dimensional (3D) capability of MSCT allows it to have several advantages over conventional x-rays.…”

Virtopsija klinikinėje praktikoje

“…Radiologinių tyrimų privalumas -galimybė atlikti erdvines rekonstrukcijas, matavimus, archyvuoti ir naudoti papildomai vėles-nei analizei, taip pat gauti/suteikti konsultacijas teleradiologijos pagalba [4]. Studijos nurodo, kad post-mortem DSKT gali nustatyti didelę dalį pakitimų neatliekant autopsijos, tačiau abiejų tyrimų derinimas ypač padidina ištyrimo informatyvumą [5,6].…”