The integration of postmortem computed tomography (PMCT) into forensic pathology practice has been the discipline's most important advance over the past 25 years. Likewise, postmortem radiological imaging has enhanced forensic neuropathology practice. The strengths and weaknesses of PMCT as applied to forensic neuropathology practice will be discussed.
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