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Postmortale Bildgebung der Lunge bei COVID-19-Todesfällen. / Kniep, I; Lutter, M; Ron, A; Edler, C; Püschel, K; Ittrich, H; Heller, M; Heinemann, A.

In: RADIOLOGE, Vol. 60, No. 10, 10.2020, p. 927-933.

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Kniep, I, Lutter, M, Ron, A, Edler, C, Püschel, K, Ittrich, H, Heller, M & Heinemann, A 2020, 'Postmortale Bildgebung der Lunge bei COVID-19-Todesfällen', RADIOLOGE, vol. 60, no. 10, pp. 927-933. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00117-020-00733-y

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Kniep, I., Lutter, M., Ron, A., Edler, C., Püschel, K., Ittrich, H., Heller, M., & Heinemann, A. (2020). Postmortale Bildgebung der Lunge bei COVID-19-Todesfällen. RADIOLOGE, 60(10), 927-933. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00117-020-00733-y

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Kniep I, Lutter M, Ron A, Edler C, Püschel K, Ittrich H et al. Postmortale Bildgebung der Lunge bei COVID-19-Todesfällen. RADIOLOGE. 2020 Oct;60(10):927-933. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00117-020-00733-y

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title = "Postmortale Bildgebung der Lunge bei COVID-19-Todesf{\"a}llen",
abstract = "CLINICAL/METHODOLOGICAL ISSUE: COVID-19 is a new viral disease that is associated with inflammatory pulmonary changes which can be detected in computed tomography (CT). So far postmortem CT (PMCT) has not been used as a screening instrument for the evaluation of deaths with and without autopsy. In this respect, its validity has to be proved in comparison to clinical-radiological experiences.STANDARD RADIOLOGICAL METHODS: Postmortem CT METHODICAL INNOVATIONS: So far, PMCT can be regarded as a methodological innovation that has not yet been sufficiently evaluated for pneumonia.PERFORMANCE: CT in clinical routine has a high sensitivity for pneumonia. However, to what extent postmortem artifacts are relevant to PMCT still has to be determined.ACHIEVEMENTS: There is still no standard procedure for the postmortem radiological diagnosis of COVID-19 disease. Despite postmortem artifacts, PMCT can provide valuable information about the presence of pneumonia with interstitial character, especially without autopsy.PRACTICAL RECOMMENDATIONS: PMCT is particularly useful in the assessment of suspected cases of COVID-19 pneumonia for morphological assessment in the context of monitoring deaths in the current pandemic situation.",
keywords = "Autopsy, Betacoronavirus, Coronavirus Infections, Pandemics, Pneumonia, Viral, Tomography, X-Ray Computed",
author = "I Kniep and M Lutter and A Ron and C Edler and K P{\"u}schel and H Ittrich and M Heller and A Heinemann",
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AU - Lutter, M

AU - Ron, A

AU - Edler, C

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AU - Ittrich, H

AU - Heller, M

AU - Heinemann, A

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N2 - CLINICAL/METHODOLOGICAL ISSUE: COVID-19 is a new viral disease that is associated with inflammatory pulmonary changes which can be detected in computed tomography (CT). So far postmortem CT (PMCT) has not been used as a screening instrument for the evaluation of deaths with and without autopsy. In this respect, its validity has to be proved in comparison to clinical-radiological experiences.STANDARD RADIOLOGICAL METHODS: Postmortem CT METHODICAL INNOVATIONS: So far, PMCT can be regarded as a methodological innovation that has not yet been sufficiently evaluated for pneumonia.PERFORMANCE: CT in clinical routine has a high sensitivity for pneumonia. However, to what extent postmortem artifacts are relevant to PMCT still has to be determined.ACHIEVEMENTS: There is still no standard procedure for the postmortem radiological diagnosis of COVID-19 disease. Despite postmortem artifacts, PMCT can provide valuable information about the presence of pneumonia with interstitial character, especially without autopsy.PRACTICAL RECOMMENDATIONS: PMCT is particularly useful in the assessment of suspected cases of COVID-19 pneumonia for morphological assessment in the context of monitoring deaths in the current pandemic situation.

AB - CLINICAL/METHODOLOGICAL ISSUE: COVID-19 is a new viral disease that is associated with inflammatory pulmonary changes which can be detected in computed tomography (CT). So far postmortem CT (PMCT) has not been used as a screening instrument for the evaluation of deaths with and without autopsy. In this respect, its validity has to be proved in comparison to clinical-radiological experiences.STANDARD RADIOLOGICAL METHODS: Postmortem CT METHODICAL INNOVATIONS: So far, PMCT can be regarded as a methodological innovation that has not yet been sufficiently evaluated for pneumonia.PERFORMANCE: CT in clinical routine has a high sensitivity for pneumonia. However, to what extent postmortem artifacts are relevant to PMCT still has to be determined.ACHIEVEMENTS: There is still no standard procedure for the postmortem radiological diagnosis of COVID-19 disease. Despite postmortem artifacts, PMCT can provide valuable information about the presence of pneumonia with interstitial character, especially without autopsy.PRACTICAL RECOMMENDATIONS: PMCT is particularly useful in the assessment of suspected cases of COVID-19 pneumonia for morphological assessment in the context of monitoring deaths in the current pandemic situation.

KW - Autopsy

KW - Betacoronavirus

KW - Coronavirus Infections

KW - Pandemics

KW - Pneumonia, Viral

KW - Tomography, X-Ray Computed

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