Can postmortem MRI be used to assess trajectories in gunshot victims?
Ferromagnetic projectiles can rotate and migrate in a gelatine phantom. It is very likely that these projectiles will also migrate in a human body in a MRI system. Therefore, from a forensic point of view, postmortem MR will make a reconstruction of the trajectories in the body and of the reconstruction of the incident as a whole less reliable.
Accumulation of naturally occurring mutations in certain restricted segments of HBcAg may be related to the development of HCC.