In a virtual autopsy, doctors use radiation to examine the innards to reach a conclusion about the cause of death. A CT or an MRI machine could be used, in the same way that they are used to scan a living human’s body. It is likely to be possible soon to carry out autopsies without …
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Delhi’s AIIMS and Indian Council of Medical Research are jointly working on a technique for postmortem without dissecting the body and it is likely to be functional within the next six months, Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday. India will be the first country to start “virtual autopsy” in the …
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London se Ek Machine Mangane ki Tayyari Nair Hospital Mai Virtual Autopsy (Postmortem)Ki Ek Presentation Diya Gaya hai jis Mai Is Machine ke baare mai jaankari di gayi hai DOCTORS EXPERT TEAM Shri Dhamane, DMC PHDr Supe, Director PHDr Bharmal, Dean NairDr Dere, Forensic KEMDr Mohite, Forensic NairDr Shetty, Radiology Nair SP Corporater Rais Shaikh …
New Delhi, Jan 5 (PTI) The Indian Medical Association (IMA) today batted for conducting virtopsy (virtual autopsy) at the clinical level in cases of unexplained deaths, noting a rise in number of such casualties. Virtual autopsies can be facilitated by currently available techniques like whole body CT, whole body MRI, post mortem angiography and molecular …
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While State-run post-mortem centres reel under severe shortage of doctor, govt turns a blind eye. The city’s four State-run postmortem centres, which receive on an average 54 bodies a day, are reeling under a severe shortage of doctors. There are only nine doctors running the show in the post-mortem centres at JJ, Cooper, Rajawadi and …
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