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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Renal lymphoma

Functional assessment of penile implant using MRI

Ectopic ureteric bladder insertion in a non-duplex kidney

Urinary bladder clot retention

3 T v 1.5 T MRI prostate with total hip prosthesis

Aggressive angiomyolipoma

Bilateral Wilms tumors (nephroblastoma)

MRI artifact (flow void between urinary bladder and bladder diverticulum)

Urinoma seconday to calyceal rupture - chronic ureteric obstruction

Encrusted retained stent fragment in ileal conduit

Extra-renal angiomyolipoma

Acute renal failure post IV contrast injection: CT findings

Artificial urethral sphincter

Cowper gland cyst

Gross bladder diverticula secondary to outlet obstruction

Testicular prosthesis

Acute hemorrhage into adrenal metastasis from NSCLC

Partial segmental thrombosis of the corpus cavernosum

Urinoma following prostatectomy

N-butyl-2-cyanoacrylate pulmonary embolism and left adrenal venous infarction

Spontaneous rupture renal pelvis seconday to bladder tumor

False positive MRI prostate - focal prostatitis

Transcervical Fallopian tube occlusion device: Essure

Localized renal artery dissection

Transurethral needle insertionn - self harm

Puerperal sepsis

Acute hemorrhage in a renal cyst in polycystic disease (MRI)

Spontaneous active bleeding into a cyst in autosomal dominant polycystic renal disease

Persistent fetal renal lobulation

Perinephric abscess pointing into the posterior chest wall

Recently passed ureteric stone

Acquired buried penis

Ruptured corpus cavernosum - penile fracture

Acute bacterial pyleonephritis on MRI: value of DWI

Duplex renal collecting system with ureteric calculi in upper pole moiety

Retroperitoneal fibrosis (autoimmune) post bilateral ureterolysis

Obstructed Tenckhoff peritoneal dialysis catheter

Right adrenal adenoma: Conn syndrome

Prostatic brachytherapy

Parapelvic cyst masquerading as congenital pelvi-ureteric obstruction

Renal abscess causing renal vein thrombosis: thrombophlebitis

Pelvi-ureteric obstruction with aberrant accessory lower pole renal artery

Incomplete ureteric injury following abdominal hysterectomy

Traumatic adrenal hemorrhage

Reperfusion testicular hyperemia post torsion correction

Chronic urinary retention

Paratesticular fibrosis

Gross hydronephrosis due to pelviureteric junction obstruction

Scrotal cellulitis

Skene gland cyst

Ureteric reimplantation

Fibromuscular dysplasia (right renal artery)

Locally advanced prostate cancer

Encrusted ureteric stent

Adenomatoid tumor of the testicular tunica

Post embolization syndrome

Ureterocoeles (bilateral)

Adrenal metastasis from colorectal cancer

Hemorrhagic cystitis

Hematospermia

Acute pyelonephritis and emphysematous pyonephrosis

Neurogenic bladder - CT findings (Christmas tree bladder)

Primary megaureter

Ovarian vein invasion by renal cell carcinoma

Lobar nephronia

Urinary retention - sacral nerve root infiltration

Right epididymitis

Left renal infarct

Intussuscepting carcinoma of the colon

Prostatic abscess - CT findings

Renal subcapsular hematoma post shockwave lithotripsy

Duplicated left renal vein

Ureteric injury post total abdominal hysterectomy

Value of prone CT in renal colic evaluation

Spotted nephrograms - severe hypotension

Squamous cell carcinoma metastasis to the kidney

Incarcerated parastomal hernia causing small bowel and ileal conduit obstruction

Penile carcinoma

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