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Can a CT scan be used on a dead body?

Hiii I’m writing an essay on different scans that can be used on dead bodies as an alternative for dissections during an autopsy. I was just wondering if it was possible give a corpse a CT scan, and if so, how would they be able to see soft tissue since a CT contrast agent would be required for that and I’m not sure how they’d get one into the body since there’s no blood flow ?? Many thanks :)

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