Research in forensic radiology and imaging; Identifying the most important issues

Aalders, Maurice C. G.; Adolphi, Natalie L.; Daly, Barry; Davis, Gregory G.; Boer, Hans H. de; Decker, Summer; Dempers, Johan; Ford, Jonathan; Gerrard, Chandra Y.; Hatch, Gary M.; Hofman, Paul; Iino, Morio; Jacobsen, Christina; Klein, Willemijn M.; Kubat, Bela; Leth, Peter Mygind; Mazuchowski, Edward L.; Nolte, Kurt B.; O’Donnell, Chris; Thali, Michael J.; Rijn, Rick R. van; Woźniak, Krzysztof

doi:10.1016/j.jofri.2017.01.004

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“…These scanners use either a pulsed (time of flight) or continuous frequency modulated (phase-shift) laser that measures a distance to the surface of an object [3]. The introduction of virtual animations is a novel area, which can depict changes over time, use zooming or animated subjects [4] and/or combine photography of real-world evidence (e.g. photographs of injuries) with virtually constructed scenes or figures [5].…”

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“…The utility of 3D digital data for courtroom demonstrations of osteological evidence and the potential advantages of having 3D models over 2D photographs was detailed by Errickson et al [8]. However, there is currently little data to show whether 2D or 3D exhibits are more effective or comprehensible, and similarly more or less prejudicial to a jury [4]. A recent report highlighted that research is needed to fully explain and quantify the utility of visual aids in a court of law [9].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Virtual 3D models and physical 3D replicas have been used in courts of law as exhibits, there are high value and responsibility involved in courtroom display and several areas require clear definitions to be applied [13]. Firstly, it is important to differentiate between findings and simulated scenarios such as scene reconstructions [4]. A 3D crime scene reconstruction is based on factual scientific evidence, in comparison to a crime scene simulation, which based on a predicted condition or sequences of events [1].…”

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Virtual reality – level of immersion within the crime investigation

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The 3D reconstruction and visualization of crime scenarios, such as criminal assaults, traffic accidents or homicides are defining a new approach with potential for increasing effectiveness within the criminal investigation process. Modern 3D capturing and processing methods are utilized to create an authentic and immersive virtual environment. Nonetheless, an immersion to virtual environment enables different levels of view. Virtual reality immersion views which are proposed and described. These views are specific by reasons of its role within the criminal investigation as well as its technical severity. Moreover, the possible methods for the design of proposed virtual views are analyzed and the next research steps are exposed.

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“…clinical examination [25]. As we consider the history and the output of clinical imaging methods, there are plenty of challenges awaiting in the field of postmortem imaging [26].…”

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Post-mortem imaging in sudden death cases due to arterial or cardiac hemorrhage

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“…It remains at the center of discussions within the forensic community. [5][6][7] Although natural death cases end up representing the largest portion of deaths in many countries, 3,8 violent deaths are a key category in most jurisdictions that use forensic pathology. In this context, it is notable that some open, unsolved, cold cases were addressed using PMCT.…”

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Fatal Road Traffic Vehicle Collisions With Pedestrian Victims

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Fatal car-to-pedestrian collisions regularly appear in the forensic pathologist's routine, particularly in places of extended urbanization. Postmortem computed tomography has gained an exceptional role to supplement autopsy worldwide, giving information that is supplementary or complimentary to conventional autopsy. In this retrospective study, a total number of 320 findings in a series of 21 pedestrians fatally hit by cars and trucks of both postmortem computed tomography and autopsy were correlated. According to our results, it is best to combine both methods to give well-founded answers to questions pertaining to both collision reconstruction and cause of death.

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Research in forensic radiology and imaging; Identifying the most important issues

Cited by 51 publications

References 67 publications

Virtual reality – level of immersion within the crime investigation

Virtual reality – level of immersion within the crime investigation

Post-mortem imaging in sudden death cases due to arterial or cardiac hemorrhage

Fatal Road Traffic Vehicle Collisions With Pedestrian Victims

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