Michael Thali

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

University of Zurich

Switzerland

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Prof. Dr. med. Michael Thali is the Director at the University Zürich in Switzerland. His research primarily focuses on forensic medicine, encompassing subjects such as postmortem imaging techniques, the management of unexplained deaths, and the analysis of gunshot wounds. Recent publications include inquiries into the effects of blood loss on organ imaging and innovative methodologies in forensic pathology.

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University of Zurich

SWITZERLAND

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Michael Thali

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Articles (10)

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

Image segmentation of post-mortem computed tomography data in forensic imaging: Methods and applications

Annular distribution patterns of .357 Magnum fragments in soft tissue simulants after striking hard material that prevented the bullet from exiting

Benefits and outcomes of a new multidisciplinary approach for the management and financing of sudden unexplained death cases in a forensic setting in Switzerland

Comparison of very affordable immersion pump and heart-lung-machine for post mortem CT angiography in forensic pathology – A case-control study

Effects of blood loss on organ attenuation on postmortem CT and organ weight at autopsy

Erratum: Correction to: Effects of blood loss on organ attenuation on postmortem CT and organ weight at autopsy (International journal of legal medicine (2022) 136 2 (649-656))

Fundamentals of in situ postmortem magnetic resonance spectroscopy of the brain in the forensic framework - a review and outlook

Influence of Radiation Dose, Photon Energy, and Reconstruction Kernel on rho/z Analysis in Spectral Computer Tomography: A Phantom Study

MRI Segmentation of Cervical Muscle Volumes in Survived Strangulation: Is There an Association between Side Differences in Muscle Volume and the Handedness of the Perpetrator? A Retrospective Study

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Summer J. Decker

Sabine Franckenberg

Jonathan Ford

Alessandro Maspoli

Cordula Haas

Jacqueline Neubauer

Akos Dobay

Lars Christian Ebert

Garyfalia Ampanozi

Sören Kottner

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