Measures Preceding the Judicial Autopsy: Image with Scanner in Judicial Cadavers

  • Andrés Bedate Gutiérrez Médico Forense y Especialista en Radiología Forense del I.A.F. de Madrid
  • Josefa Conejero Estévez Médico Forense del I.A.F. de Madrid
  • Eduardo Osuna Carrillo de Albornoz Departamento Medicina Legal de la Universidad de Murcia (Facultad de Medicina)
Keywords: scanner, projectiles, fractured bones, legal medicine

Abstract

The examination of cadavers was carried out using a security scanner, as a previous step to the radiological study and later judicial autopsy. The result obtained through this technique shows us a complete image of the body, in which bone structures can be seen as well as the presence of foreign bodies with the possibility of directing the judicial autopsy in a clear way. The resulting images show the existence of projectiles, pacemakers, fractured bones and even cardiac clogs; moreover, a file can be created with a complete image of each of the cadavers studied.

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Bedate Gutiérrez A., Conejero Estévez J. y Osuna Carrillo de Albornoz E. (2006). Measures Preceding the Judicial Autopsy: Image with Scanner in Judicial Cadavers. Revista de la Escuela de Medicina Legal, 2, 6-13. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/REML/article/view/50195
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