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Decomposition Atlases of Brains and Kidneys from Postmortem CT: Shape and Topological Data Analysis
Forensic assessments of postmortem decomposition often rely on external, whole-body signs, yet structural changes within organs remain largely unquantified. Using whole-body computed tomography scans of 59 decedents from the New Mexico Decedent Image Database, we conduct an organ-level statistical s
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