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RadioGraphics, Vol 8, 967-979, Copyright © 1988 by Radiological Society of North America

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The determination of death and the changing role of medical imaging

SJ Morayati and CE Nagle
Department of Nuclear Medicine, William Beaumont Hospital-Troy, MI 48098.

Laws and standards of medical practice with respect to the determination of death have changed dramatically as knowledge of the human body and its detailed cellular functions have increased. This article describes legal and medical advances in the determination of death emphasizing the role of modern imaging technology in this critical determination.




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