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Inter-System Concordance and Short-Term Survey Repeatability of Two Ground-Penetrating Radar Acquisition–Interpretation Chains in Forensic Search: An Exploratory Field Study

Background/Objectives: Comparative evidence for GPR system selection in forensic search is scarce. This exploratory study assesses the short-term repeatability and inter-system concordance of two GPR acquisition–interpretation chains: the multi-frequency Cobra CBD and the lightwe...

Towards consensus on specialist expertise in palliative care in the Netherlands – a modified Delphi study

Abstract Background In the Netherlands, palliative care is provided by generalist healthcare professionals (HCPs). If necessary, specialist palliative care expertise is involved, for example, in managing complex symptoms or challenging family dynamics. The Netherlands Quality Fra...

From Fiction to Forensics: Mitigating the Digital CSI Effect Through Interactive Workshops on Artificial Intelligence and 3D Crime Scene Reconstruction

Background/Objectives: Fictional portrayals of criminal investigation have long inflated public expectations of forensic science, in a phenomenon known as the CSI effect. As artificial intelligence, data science and three-dimensional reconstruction enter operational policing, tha...

Whole-body quantitative muscle MRI in myotonic dystrophy type 2: a sensitive tool for pattern recognition, disease stratification and objective assessment of clinical severity

Background Myotonic dystrophy type 2 (DM2) is a frequent yet underdiagnosed muscle disorder. Although muscle MRI is increasingly used in neuromuscular disorders, there is an overt lack of evidence regarding its role in DM2. This study aimed to characterise whole-body muscle invol...