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Welcome to the Bradford Imaging Autopsy Centre.

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Welcome to the Bradford Imaging Autopsy Centre.

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The purpose of this visit is to provide you with an overview of how we acquire images in the post mortem setting and how this can be used across a range of disciplines.

As students of Archaeology and Forensic Sciences, and in particular Virtual Anatomy, you will be developing an understanding of anatomical structures and features of the human form. This workshop will provide you with an understanding of how those virtual images are acquired and how they are used in different contexts.

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To add to the padlet, click on the pink add button in the bottom corner of the page.

You can add links, videos, images or simply put in a comment that relates to the topic.

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UoB BIAC_UoB WORK SHEET virtual anatomy archaeology and FS copy copy copy copy copy

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1:  Consider the role of CT imaging within the context of forensic and

archaeological settings.

2: Discuss the benefits and limitations of virtual anatomy visualisation techniques.

3: Demonstrate the process by which images are acquired and manipulated.

4: Explore virtual anatomical features of the skeletal system, abdomen and heart.

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Do you have a question 🙋 or can you answer one?

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what did you find most interesting about the visit?

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is there anything you found particularly difficult? we can use this space to share and support each other's learning.

SELECT THE ADD BUTTON AND CREATE YOUR OWN POST-IT!

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a: Have observed the process of acquiring CT images.

b: Be able to describe some of the features that influence image quality based on the materials scanned.

c: Be able to identify the major abdominal organs on a CT scan in at least one plane (sagittal, coronal, axial).

d: Be aware of techniques used to enhance images during acquisition, particularly of the heart.

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can you identify five major organs in the abdomen?

How would you describe their location within the abdominal cavity?

What is their function?

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Abdomen (PA erect view) | Radiology Reference Article | Radiopaedia.org

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The PA erect abdominal radiograph is often obtained in conjunction with the AP supine abdominal view in the acute abdominal series of radiographs. When used together it is a valuable projection in assessing air fluid levels, and free air in the a...

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can you identify the three major arteries in the heart?

Can you find an image that illustrates the heart chambers and vessels?

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Normal multi-phase CT of the abdomen | Radiology Case | Radiopaedia.org

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On occasion multiphase studies are performed on the abdomen - the majority to assess for haemorrhage.

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Radiography: Archaeology and Forensic Science:-
Student link: esklk1

Follow up on the day's workshop over the next few weeks to embed your learning from today :-)

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Journal of Forensic Radiology and Imaging: The Common pattern of post mortem changes on whole body CT scans. Klein WM. Kunz T. Hermans K. Bayat AR. Koopmanschap DHJLM. (2016) p47-52.

Journal of Forensic Radiology and Imaging:
Forensic post mortem imaging in England: A national perspective. Karalis J. Denton E. (2016) p17-19.

CLINICS - Clinical Science: Differences between pot mortem computed tomography and conventional autopsy in a stabbing 🤬 case. Zerbini T.et al. (2014) DOI:10.6061/clinics/2014(10)06

Legal Medicine. Ballistics and anatomical modelling - A review. Humphrey C and Kumaratilake J. (2016) p21-29

The Lancet. Post mortem imaging and autopsy: Rivals or allies? DOI:10.1016/s0140-6736(11)61584-5

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Ce site donne des informations sur les examens de radiologie (echographie, mammographie, tomodensitometrie, resonance magnetique)

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Hi Guys!
At the moment, it doesn't appear that we will be able to offer individual placements.

I am however always happy to offer help if you require anything specific or just have a random question, feel free to get in touch.

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