The concept of this Module is to provide to you through lectures, seminars and practical demonstrations, both in the classroom, the mortuary and the scanning facility, the core practical skills for body preparation and imaging which are required for the running of a post mortem radiology service.

TOPICS COVERED

• Discuss and debate the processes and issues (including managing change) in running a Post Mortem Radiology service
• Explain and appreciate the importance of Post Mortem Computed Tomography (PMCT) protocols
• Recognise and understand the theoretical and practical aspects of PMCT using lung ventilation, guided biopsy and angiography
• Be shown the practical aspects of reporting PMCT findings
• Continue to build upon Module 1’s workstation experience

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

•  Trainees
• Consultant pathologists and radiologist
• Radiographers
• Odontologists
• APT’s
• Anthropologists

WHO IS SPEAKING OR PRESENTING AT THE EVENT?

• Professor G Rutty, forensic pathologist
• Associate professor F Hollingbury, forensic pathologist
• Associate professor M Biggs, forensic pathologist
• Professor Sarah Hainsworth, forensic engineer
• Professor B Morgan, radiologist
• Ms C Robinson, forensic radiographer

For residential CPD courses only, please contact Sean Gilespie: [email protected]