Virtual Autopsy

Dr Marc Trabsky has received an Australian Research Council Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) to examine how forensic imaging technology impacts coronial investigations in Australia An expert on coronial law, and how law intersects death, Trabsky is the La Trobe Law School’s inaugural recipient of the prestigious fellowship, holding…

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Postmortem examination by means of computed tomography and other imaging techniques is still a novelty in many countries. But at the forensic institute of the University of Zurich, Switzerland, scanning the bodies is daily routine. By Irène Dietschi PD Christian Jackowski, MD, forensic examiner and Head of the Postmortem Imaging…

New Delhi: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has started a unique sort of post-mortem-‘Virtual Autopsy’. Delhi AIIMS becomes the first hospital in South-East Asia to conduct a virtual autopsy Hospital officials said that virtual autopsy is the best way to record. ICMR Director General Balram Bhargava inaugurated…

NEW DELHI: India will soon adopt the “virtual autopsy” procedure — which involves conducting postmortem by scanning the organs, bones and tissues instead of making an incision or dissecting the body — with AIIMS, Delhi and Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) jointly working on the technique that is expected…

NEW DELHI: For a family that has lost someone to unnatural death, be it suicide or accident, the grief is compounded when they have to witness the dissected and sutured body after the autopsy. Postmortem examination is an integral part of medicine, which involves dissecting the body from top to…

NEW DELHI: India will soon adopt the virtual autopsy procedure which involves conducting postmortem by scanning the organs, bones and tissues instead of making an incision or dissecting the body with AIIMS, Delhi and Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) jointly working on the technique that is expected to become…

AIIMS Mangalgiri gets new virtual dissection lab KEY HIGHLIGHTS The new equipment allows medical students to study clinical examination at their own speed, at any time of the day and repeat it any number of times in a conducive environment till they’re confident. VIJAYAWADA: All India Institute of Medical Sciences…

New Delhi: In a revolutionary step, AIIMS, Delhi has introduced a virtual autopsy for the first time in South eastern regions, thereby doing away with the need to cut open the dead body to establish Cause of Death. Virtual Autopsy allowed the experts to conduct a postmortem on a dead…

AIIMS Virtual Autopsy Facility: The body is put in the CT scan machine where it generates about 25,000 images of the body within seconds which can be then examined by experts. AIIMS starts virtual autopsy facility which will be better than physical autopsy and take just 10 minutes New Delhi: …