Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6463080 | Journal of Forensic Radiology and Imaging | 2017 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
â¢We detail a variation of routine post mortem computed tomography angiography.â¢The typical femoral vascular access route could not be used.â¢A subclavian access to the aorta was employed.â¢The inguinal region containing vessel leaks was examined using a subclavian access.
This technical note details a variation of post mortem computed tomography angiography that usually uses femoral access. In this instance, the focus of the forensic investigation centered around a heavily calcified and surgically altered femoral region. So instead, a subclavian access to the aorta was employed. In order to preserve anatomical areas of interest, alternate access may increase evidential value of resulting imagery and autopsy results.
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Authors
Damaris Fröhlich Knaute, Michael J. Thali, Dominic Gascho, Wolf Schweitzer,