Abstract
Abstract We report the use of unenhanced postmortem computed tomography (PMCT) to visualize the coronary artery in a 45-year-old man who died suddenly. Cardiac PMCT was performed over the same anatomical region, and the individual scans were fused using software for image data summation (fused CT). Cardiac fused PMCT is an innovative imaging method that can clearly delineate the vascular wall of the coronary artery and hypostasis in the lumen, which is not feasible using routine whole-body CT.
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