Chris O'Donnell ◉

MB BS, FRANZCR, M.Med, GradDipForMed, FFFPMI (RCPA)

Chris is a specialist necroradiologist and consultant forensic radiologist at the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine (VIFM), and adjunct senior lecturer, Department of Forensic Medicine, Monash University. He also works as a clinical radiologist. He installed one of the world’s first mortuary-based CT scanners at VIFM in 2005 and was lead radiologist in the Black Saturday bushfire DVI operation in 2009. He has trained many local and international forensic pathologists and radiologists in post-mortem CT (PMCT).

Chris is convenor of an annual short course in PMCT interpretation for Monash University that has now become a unit of the Monash University Master of Forensic Medicine programme. He provides expert opinion on forensic matters to the criminal justice system of Victoria and other states of Australia. He is past chair of the International Society of Forensic Radiology and Imaging, and is currently overseeing the installation of an MRI scanner into the mortuary at VIFM.

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Progressive fatty liver and hepatic cysts

Bile leak from accessory duct(s) of Luschka post cholecystectomy

Caput medusa

Sister Mary Joseph nodule in umbilical hernia

Intrahepatic portal vein-hepatic vein fistula

Retained calculi in aberrant cystic duct stump causing obstructive jaundice

Inflammatory hepatic adenoma

Endoscopic pancreatic duct stent for chronic stricture

Perforated gallbladder with subcapsular biloma

Focal fatty sparing of the liver

Gallbladder perforation secondary to acute cholecystitis

Hepatic congestion secondary to right heart failure

False negative hepatic CT for metastases - "fatty" liver

Gallbladder carcinoma

Hepatic contusion - importance of the arterial phase

Falciform ligament and ligamentum teres outlined by ascites

Chronic subcapsular hepatic hematoma

Spontaneous rupture of hepatocellular carcinoma

Gallstone ileus

Fatty liver (steatosis)

Pancreas divisum - recurrent acute pancreatitis

Hepatic adenomatosis

Primary sclerosing cholangitis

Failed TIPS procedure

Intercostal catheter tract through the liver

Cystic duct leak post cholecystectomy (CT cholangiogram)

Sarcoidosis associated obstructive jaundice

Amiodarone hepatotoxicity

Ampullary neoplasm: histology unknown

Gallbladder empyema

Gallbladder sludge

Portal venous gas due to small bowel infarction

Malignant biliary obstruction - Courvoisier sign

Acute hepatitis - starry sky appearance

Distended paraumbilical vein

Gas in biliary tree - false positive bile duct strictures (CT cholangiography)

Hepatic metastases

Cavernous transformation of the portal vein

Choledocholithiasis (CT IVC)

Focal nodular hyperplasia

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