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Post-mortem skeletal survey (PMSS) versus post-mortem computed tomography (PMCT) for the detection of corner metaphyseal lesions (CML) in children

Susan C. Shelmerdine, Natasha Davendralingam, Dean Langan, Liina Palm, Chas Mangham, Owen J. Arthurs, CORNRD Study Collaborators, Joy Louise Barber, Jonathan Bevan, Joanna Marie Choa-Go, Edis Colak, Thomas Davies, Cassandra Dodd, Mhairi Dupre, Harriet Edwards, Hadeel Eid, Aisling Fagan, Trevor Gaunt, Katharine Halliday, Shema Hameed, Andrew Kirby, Rachael R. Kirkbride, Harsimran Laidlow-Singh, Christopher Z. Lam, Riwa Meshaka, Emer McLoughlin, Catriona Reid, Joyce Sande, Thomas Savage, Giuseppe Schillizzi, Rebecca Spruce, Estefania Terrazas, Martijn Vincent Verhagen, Neil Young

2024European Radiology10 citationsDOI

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MedicineNeuroradiologyInterventional radiologyRadiologyRadiographyComputed tomographyNuclear medicinePsychiatryNeurologyChild Abuse and Related TraumaAutopsy Techniques and OutcomesHomicide, Infanticide, and Child Abuse
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