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Teaching Point: Postmortem magnetic resonance imaging can replace conventional autopsy and help diagnosis in combination with other postmortem investigations (e.g. microscopic examination of the placenta, genetic testing, etc.) under the umbrella of minimal invasive autopsy.
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