SF 22 - My three top tips in post-mortem imaging (PMI)

Learning Objectives
1. To discuss the role of post-mortem imaging.
2. To discuss the organisational and logistic issues you will experience.
3. To discuss the added value of trained post-mortem radiographers.

Learning Objectives
1. To understand how to choose the best imaging modality.
2. To learn about normal post-mortem changes.
3. To practice "safe" image interpretation.

Learning Objectives
1. To review and explain the scope of post-mortem foetal ultrasound.
2. To describe a simple technique of perinatal post-mortem angio-CT.
3. To show the relevance of PMCT in suspected neonaticide.

Learning Objectives
1. To understand how post-mortem changes mimic or modify the appearance of pathology on PMI.
2. To learn how reporting PMI can improve your clinical radiology reports.
3. To become familiar with the potential for knowledge transfer between PMI and clinical radiology.

Learning Objectives
1. To present issues referring to PMCT evaluation of victims of transportation accidents leading to forensic medical reconstruction of the critical event.
2. To deliver examples of PMCT documentation of firearm injuries giving the opportunity for reconstruction of the track(s) of the projectile.
3. To show results of PMCT-Angiography evaluation of stab wounds as the background of medico-legal reconstruction of injury tracks and the course of the critical event.

Learning Objectives
1. To learn about typical post-mortem abdominal changes.
2. To recognise the common pitfalls of abdominal post-mortem imaging.
3. To understand that special knowledge for post-mortem imaging is necessary.