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Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology

Volume  6, Issue 2, April - June 2013, Pages 109-113
 

Case Report

Newer Techniques for Autopsy: (Autopsy Minus the Scalpel): Future of Forensic Medicine

Rajiv Joshi, Monika Bhardwaj

*Associate Professor, Deptt. of Forensic Medicine, MAMC, Agroha, ** Lecturer, Deptt. of Life Science, B.B.K.D.A.V, College, Amritsar.

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Abstract

For many people of different faiths, cutting up a corpse to figure out, how a person died is an invasive, even offensive, procedure. In some cases, as with Muslims and Jews, autopsies may violate their religious laws. But technology is stepping in with a more acceptable alternative to traditional autopsies, using sophisticated scanning and three-dimensional computer systems. 

Keywords: Forensic radiology; 3D surface scanning; Virtopsy; Virtual autopsy


Corresponding Author : Rajiv Joshi