Garyfalia Ampanozi

University of Zurich

Switzerland

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Sabine Franckenberg

University Hospital of Zurich

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Till Sieberth

Professor

Jade University of Applied Sciences

GERMANY

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Michael Thali

Prof. Dr. med.; e MBA-HSG / Director

University of Zurich

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Lars Christian Ebert

Head of Imaging

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How low can we go? CT dose reduction in the assessment of the medial clavicular epiphysis in forensic age estimation: a prospective postmortem CT study

Gunshot wounds to the head: a comparison of postmortem magnetic resonance imaging, computed tomography, and autopsy

Diagnostic accuracy of postmortem computed tomography for bleeding source determination in cases with hemoperitoneum

Comparison of superficial wound documentation using 2D forensic photography, 3D photogrammetry, Botscan© and VR with real-life examination

Evaluation of the mediastinal-thoracic volume ratio on postmortem computed tomography

Forensic volumetric visualization of gunshot residue in its anatomic context in forensic post mortem computed tomography: Development of transfer function preset

Postmortem radiological imaging of natural causes of death in adults – a review

Prevalence of calcified epiglottis in postmortem computed tomography. Is there a correlation to failed endotracheal intubation?

Radiodense gastric contents in postmortem computed tomography

Thyroid cartilage asymmetry as a potential diagnostic finding for occult cartilaginous fractures for the evaluation of nonfatal manual strangulation

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Sabine Franckenberg

Till Sieberth

Michael Thali

Lars Christian Ebert

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