Over the past six months, Virtual Autopsy India has embarked on an inspiring mission to educate and raise awareness across the country about the revolutionary potential of Virtual Autopsies. With the leadership of Dr Hemanth Naik and his dedicated team, Virtual Autopsy India has been championing this innovative technology, setting new benchmarks in post-mortem examinations while redefining forensic science for the modern era.
The Virtual Autopsy process offers a groundbreaking alternative to traditional post-mortem examinations, replacing invasive procedures with advanced imaging technologies. This method provides precise, quick, and non-invasive insights, proving invaluable for medical diagnostics, forensic investigations, and humanitarian efforts.
Dr Hemanth Naik and his team have taken on the challenge of introducing this advanced technology to India. It has the potential to address significant gaps in forensic infrastructure and enhance the country’s medico-legal systems.
Virtual Autopsy India organised over a dozen workshops in major cities, including Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad. These sessions brought together healthcare professionals, forensic experts, medical students, and policymakers, fostering a dialogue on the transformative power of virtual autopsy technologies. Participants were provided with live demonstrations of virtual autopsy tools, giving them hands-on experience with this innovative process.
From packed lecture halls to engaging workshops, Virtual Autopsy India’s journey has been filled with moments of learning, collaboration, and inspiration. Photos and videos from these events showcase the enthusiastic participation of attendees and the impactful demonstrations and presentations conducted by Dr Hemanth Naik and his team.
Digital Evolution – The Department of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology at ESIC Medical College & Hospital, Chennai.
Virtual Autopsy Academic Board – New members to the board. Dr Ria Ghosh, Dr Sukalpa Rathore, and Dr Sreelekshmi Vinay.
Kristu Jayanti College Autonomous – Virtual Autopsy Workshop
National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU), “Virtual Autopsy – Frontier in Human Identification”
AdPMCT – Advanced Postmortem Imaging – New trademark logo registered with Intellectual Property India.
Indian Academy of Forensic Medicine – Guest Speakers at the 46th Annual Conference in Chennai.
Shah Medical College – International Forensic Symposia – Virtual Autopsy & Ai.
The event drew enthusiastic participants from prestigious institutions such as AIIMS Patna, AIIMS Bhubaneswar, Hindi Institute of Medical Sciences (UP), Government Medical College Kanpur (UP), and AIIMS Guwahati & University Indonesia.
This five-day intensive training program delved into the fundamentals and technical aspects of Post-Morte Computed Tomography (PMCT). Participants engaged in detailed case studies and gained hands-on experience with real cases, culminating in an examination and certification process.
