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Claire Robinson
Researcher at Leicester Royal Infirmary
Publications - 40
Citations - 1094
Claire Robinson is an academic researcher from Leicester Royal Infirmary. The author has contributed to research in topics: Coronary artery disease & Angiography. The author has an hindex of 18, co-authored 37 publications receiving 977 citations. Previous affiliations of Claire Robinson include University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust & University of Leicester.
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Targeted post-mortem computed tomography cardiac angiography: proof of concept
TL;DR: A simple, quick, cost-effective, manual, targeted in situ post-mortem cardiac angiography method using a minimally invasive approach to be used with multi-detector computed tomography for high throughput cadaveric imaging which can be used in permanent or temporary mortuaries.
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The role of micro-computed tomography in forensic investigations.
TL;DR: This review provides those with little or no previous experience of the potential roles of micro- CT in forensic practice with an illustrated overview of the technology, and the areas of practice in which micro-CT can potentially be applied to enhance forensic investigations.
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Diagnostic accuracy of post-mortem CT with targeted coronary angiography versus autopsy for coroner-requested post-mortem investigations: a prospective, masked, comparison study
Guy N. Rutty,Bruno Morgan,Claire Robinson,Vimal Raj,Mini Pakkal,Jasmin Amoroso,Theresa Visser,Sarah Saunders,Mike Biggs,Frances E. Hollingbury,Angus McGregor,Kevin West,Cathy Richards,Laurence Brown,Rebecca Harrison,Roger Hew +15 more
TL;DR: For most sudden natural adult deaths investigated by HM Coroners, PMCTA could be used to avoid invasive autopsy, and the gold standard of post-mortem investigations should include both PMCT and invasive autopsy.
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Anthropological measurement of lower limb and foot bones using multi-detector computed tomography.
Claire Robinson,Roos Eisma,Bruno Morgan,Amanda J. Jeffery,Eleanor A. M. Graham,Sue Black,Guy N. Rutty +6 more
TL;DR: The concept of remote radiological anthropological measurement of bones, so‐called tele‐anthro‐radiology, is introduced and the role that this could play in providing the facility for standardization of protocols, international peer review and quality assurance schemes is introduced.
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The Role of Mobile Computed Tomography in Mass Fatality Incidents
TL;DR: It is proposed that the adoption of a single modality of mobile MDCT could replace the current use of multiple radiological sources within a mass fatality mortuary.