A consistent methodology for forensic photogrammetry scanning of human remains using a single handheld DSLR camera.

Unlabelled: Due to increasingly capable algorithms and more available processing power, photogrammetry is becoming a simple, cheap, and accurate alternative to 3D optical surface scanning. With adequate application, it can be a swift documentation technique for reconstructing the geometry and body surface of deceased persons in autopsies or other forensic medical examinations. Sufficiently easy and swift 3D documentation techniques may allow 3D imaging technologies to become part of the daily routine of any forensic medical examiner or other medical personnel.

Disseminated Aspergillus fumigatus infection with consecutive mitral valve endocarditis in a lung transplant recipient.

Aspergillus infection is a known complication of lung transplantation and remains associated with high mortality rates. The manifestation of the infection varies from simple colonization of the lung to disseminated complicated infections. Early Aspergillus infection has been rarely observed in a small number of lung transplant recipients; most cases occur during the late post-operative period.