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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Post-mortem Lodox®"”.

  1. Confirmation of cardiomegaly from the cardiothoracic ratio post-mortem Lodox® imaging

    In post-mortem forensic radiology the cardiothoracic ratio (CTR) is seen as the most reliable and easiest method for the detection of an enlarged heart, where the maximum transverse diameter of the heart is divided by the maximum transverse diameter of the internal thoracic cage and if the result …

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  2. Post-mortem Lodox® as a potential substitute for histologic confirmation of pneumonia in sudden infant death investigation

    Background: Lodox®, low dose digital x-rays, may be used as a cost-effective screening tool in developing countries for the post-mortem diagnosis of pneumonia in the medicolegal investigation of sudden unexpected infant death, avoiding the need to perform an internal examination. However, …

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  3. A pilot study on stature estimation of the South African male population using the post mortem Lodox® Xmplar-dr imaging device at the Salt River Forensic Medico-Legal Laboratory

    … there has been limited research conducted on Lodox® bone scans as an added tool for stature estimation in the South African population. Forty-nine deceased males aged 21 to 61 years were scanned with Lodox® within 24 hours of entering Salt River Mortuary for a scheduled autopsy. Total stature …

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