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Two radiological methods were compared. More than 100 postmortem-coronary angiograms were taken with standard x-ray procedure and xeroradiography. Xeroradiography--with its "three dimensional view", edge enhancement and variability in exposure time--has certain advantages and appears to be useful in detection of pathological lesions and for documentation in postmortem coronary angiography.
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