Post-mortem CT angiography of mesenteric vessels using cinematic rendering vision.
(2019) Diagnostic and interventional imaging — Vol. 100, n° 9, p. 533-534 (2019)
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- Multiphase post-mortem computed tomography (CT) was performed in a 71-year old womanwho died of unknown cause. The corpse was used in the context of forensic expertise withthe goal of optimizing administration of contrast material. CT parameters were as follows:Definition 40®(Siemens Healthineers); beam collimation, 40 × 0.6 mm; tube voltage, 120kVp; tube current, 350 mAs. Vascular opacification was performed using a multiphase post-mortem CT protocol as described elsewhere using 3500 mL of a liposoluble iodine-basedagent (Angiofil®[Fumedica AG], 6% mixed with paraffin oil) [...]
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de Spiegeleire, X., Vanhaebost, J., & Coche, E. (2019). Post-mortem CT angiography of mesenteric vessels using cinematic rendering vision. Diagnostic and interventional imaging, 100(9), 533-534. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.diii.2019.05.005 (Original work published 2019)