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CQ0:introduction
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CQ1:What are the findings of postmortem changes in the morphology and attenuation/signal changes on postmortem CT/MRI?
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CQ2:What are the findings of postmortem hypostasis/coagulation on postmortem CT/MRI?
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CQ3:What is fluid collections observed as postmortem changes on postmortem CT?
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CQ4:What are the findings of postmortem CT for estimating putrefaction and autolysis?
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CQ5:Is it useful to use postmortem images to identify, quantify, and characterize body fluids?
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CQ6:Is it possible to distinguish between antemortem pleural effusion and postmortem pleural fluid retention in postmortem images?
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CQ7:Is it possible to detect and quantify body gas using postmortem images?
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CQ9:Is it useful to examine postmortem images before an autopsy?
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CQ10:Are postmortem images useful in determining the cause of death in cases of out of hospital cardiopulmonary arrest?
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CQ11:Are postmortem CT and MRI useful for determining cause of death?
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CQ12:Is postmortem angiographic CT (PMCTA) useful for estimating the cause of death?
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CQ13:Is remote image diagnosis useful for postmortem image interpretation?
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CQ14:Is image processing (3D reconstruction/MPR) in postmortem CT useful for determining the cause of death?
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CQ15:Is it useful to use postmortem images to determine rib fractures with cardiopulmonary resuscitation?
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CQ16:Is it useful to use postmortem images to determine organ damage due to cardiopulmonary resuscitation?
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CQ17:Does cardiopulmonary resuscitation infusion affect postmortem imaging?
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CQ18:What are useful findings for estimating the age of individuals in postmortem images?
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CQ19:What are useful findings for sex determination/estimation in postmortem images?
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CQ20:What are useful findings in postmortem images to compare with antemortem information to identify a specific person?
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CQ21:What are the useful findings in postmortem images to determine intrinsic death?
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CQ22:Is it possible to interpret (existence / cause of death) of a malignant tumor on postmortem images?
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CQ23:Are all high densities in the cranium hemorrhages?
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CQ24:Can postmortem CT point to subarachnoid hemorrhage as the cause of death?
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CQ25:Is it possible to identify cerebral hemorrhages which are causes of death?
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CQ26:Can blood hypostasis or blood clots found in the cardiovascular system in postmortem images be distinguished from thrombosis?
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CQ27:Is it possible to diagnose acute coronary syndrome as the cause of death on unenhanced postmortem CT?
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CQ28:What are the modalities for diagnosing acute coronary syndrome with postmortem images and what are useful findings for its detection?
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CQ29:Is it possible to interpret the bloody cardiac tamponade that causes death in postmortem CT?
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CQ30:Is it possible to identify aortic aneurysm rupture and aortic dissection with postmortem images?
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CQ31:What are useful findings in postmortem images to determine pneumonia?
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CQ32:What are useful findings that suggest external causes of death in postmortem CT?
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CQ33:Can postmortem CT rule out all external causes of deaths?
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CQ34:What are useful findings on postmortem images to assess blunt trauma?
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CQ35:What are useful findings on post-mortem images to assess penetrating trauma (excluding gunshot wounds)?
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CQ36:What are useful findings on postmortem images to assess penetrating trauma (gunshot wounds)?
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CQ37:Are postmortem images useful for identifying cervical spine injury/cervical cord injury?
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CQ38:Is it useful to use postmortem images to determine asphyxia?
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CQ39:What are useful findings in postmortem images to determine drowning?
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CQ40:What are useful findings in postmortem images to determine starvation and hypo-nutrition?
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CQ41:What are useful findings in postmortem CT to determine acute drug poisoning?
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CQ42:In postmortem radiography, what findings are useful to determine death from carbon monoxide intoxication?
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CQ43:What are useful findings in postmortem images to determine burn deaths (fire-related deaths)?
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CQ44:What are some useful postmortem imaging findings that can help identify hypothermia?
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CQ45:What are useful findings in postmortem CT to determine heat stroke?
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CQ46:Is postmortem CT Useful for Diagnosing Decompression Disorders?
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CQ47:Can Postmortem Images of Children Obtain Anatomical Information Comparable to an Autopsy?
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