MITS-Vortrag am Bernhard-Nocht-Institut
Die postmortale minimal-invasive Gewebeentnahme („minimally invasive tissue sampling“, MITS) hat sich gerade in Ressourcen-armen Ländern zu einer[…]
NATON at the NUM Convention 2025
“From the community for the community” was the motto of this year’s Convention of the University Medicine[…]
NATON case study on fatal VITT-like thrombosis
A recent case study from the NATON consortium presents the occurrence of a fatal cerebral venous sinus[…]
NATON wishes you happy holidays
A busy and eventful year is coming to an end. 2024 has been marked by intensive work[…]
Postmortem biopsies using VR technology
In cases involving highly infectious deceased individuals, postmortem tissue sampling for research purposes can be conducted through[…]
NATON publication on Long COVID: accumulation of spike protein
Researchers from Helmholtz Munich and LMU have identified a mechanism that may explain the neurological symptoms of[…]
