Hideki Hyodoh

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University of Fukui

Japan

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Professor Hideki Hyodoh is a faculty member at the University of Fukui, Japan. His research primarily focuses on postmortem imaging techniques, including the diagnosis of injuries and conditions such as cardiac rupture and obstructive sleep apnea syndrome. Recent publications highlight advancements in forensic studies, such as the use of postmortem CT for detecting intramuscular hemorrhage and assessing renal changes in hemorrhagic shock. Additionally, he explores innovative applications of CT imaging in paleontology and forensic medicine.

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Can intramuscular hemorrhage in the back be detected on postmortem CT? A forensic study in drowning cases

Diagnosis of cardiac rupture using PMeCT by direct large-vessel puncture and CT-guided biopsy: A case report

Photon-Counting Detector CT Scan of Dinosaur Fossils: Initial Experience

“Shock kidney-like Appearance”: Objective evaluation of renal color changes in hemorrhagic shock deaths

Postmortem contrast-enhanced computed tomography via direct large-vessel puncture

Objective Evaluation of Oral and Pharyngeal Areas in Autopsy Cases of Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome via Postmortem CT

Objective evaluation of chest findings in infants by postmortem computed tomography

Postmortem kinetic CT of the cervical spine and an objective index for diagnosing anterior disc space widening: A retrospective utility analysis

Gluing blood into gel by electrostatic interaction using a water-soluble polymer as an embolic agent

Evaluation of oral air space volume in obstructive sleep apnea syndrome using clinical and postmortem CT imaging

Objective skull fracture evaluation by using the postmortem 3D-CT skull fracture score in fatal falls

The usefulness of measuring n-butyric acid concentration as a new indicator of blood decomposition in forensic autopsy

Do ‘The four principles’ apply to the improvement of short-term clinical electives?,Será que ‘Os quatro princípios’ se aplicam à melhoria dos estágios clínicos opcionais de curta-duração?

Educational support required by new forensic pathology trainees: An exploratory qualitative study

Enhancing students' motivations through early exposure in actual settings is key

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Shigeki Jin

Takayuki Nonoyama

Motoo Yoshimiya

Takayuki Kurokawa

Hailong Fan

Kotaro Matoba

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