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Age estimation: Cameriere's open apices methodology accuracy on a southeast Brazilian sample

Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, 2018
Age estimation plays an important role in clinical and forensic dentistry. Cameriere's 2007 open apices method for age estimation was applied in a sample of 612 digital panoramic orthopantomographs from Brazilian subadult individuals of known age and sex. The sample was composed of 290 males and 322 females individuals aged between four and 16 years of
Luiz Eugenio Nigro Mazzilli, Rodolfo Francisco Haltenhoff Melani, Cesar Angelo Lascala, Luz Andrea Velandia Palacio, Roberto Cameriere   +4 more
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Cameriere's third molar index in assessing age of majority

Forensic science international, 2015
Estimation of chronological age of an individual is one of the main challenges in forensic science. Legally to be able to treat a person as a minor or an adult, it is necessary to determine whether their age of majority (if they are older or younger than 18, in most countries).
Galić, Ivan, Lauc, Tomislav, Brkić, Hrvoje, Vodanović, Marin, Galić, Elizabeta, Haye Biazevic, Maria Gabriela, Brakus, Ivan, Badrov, Jozo, Cameriere, Roberto   +8 more
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Age Estimation by Measurements of Developing Teeth: Accuracy of Cameriere’s Method on a Brazilian Sample

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2011
Abstract:  Developing teeth are commonly the criteria used for age estimation in children and young adults. The method developed by Cameriere et al. (Int J Legal Med 2006;120:49‐52) is based on measures of teeth with open apex, and application of a formula, to estimate chronological age of children.
Mário Marques, Fernandes, Rachel Lima Ribeiro, Tinoco, Daniel Pereira Parreiras, de Braganca, Silas Henrique Rabelo, de Lima, Luiz, Francesquini Junior, Eduardo, Daruge Junior   +5 more
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Comparison of Frontal Sinuses for Personal Identification in 3 Populations Using Cameriere’s Code Number

American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology, 2020
Abstract The identification of unknown individuals is of crucial importance to society, especially in the context of mass disasters involving individuals of different nationalities. The comparison of frontal sinus patterns is an important tool for personal identification.
Scendoni R, Kelmendi J, Cossellu G, Canturk N, Celik Arslan B, Peker E, Ferrante L, Cameriere R   +7 more
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Dental Age Assessment Using Demirjian and Cameriere’s Methods In an Iranian Population During 2017-To 2018

Bioscience Biotechnology Research Communications
The present study aimed to compare the two dental age (DA) estimation methods of Cameriere and Demirjian among 6-14 year-old children in Tehran in 2017-2018. This cross-sectional analytical study involved 306 panoramic images from 153 girls and 153 boys.
Zahra Mohammadi
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Cameriere’s third molar maturity index in assessing age of majority: a study of a French sample

International Journal of Legal Medicine, 2019
Forensic age estimation is a challenging field in forensic sciences because of the increase of migratory flows. Medicolegal age assessment is a key point because it has many implications for authorities. Dental age estimation is an essential part of the global age assessment.
Léo Ribier, Pauline Saint-Martin, Mélanie Seignier, Arnaud Paré, Laurent Brunereau, Camille Rérolle   +5 more
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Bias-reduced dental age estimation in children: Machine-learning evaluation and a novel constrained random forest adaptation of the Cameriere method.

Forensic Science International
Dental age estimation plays a critical role in clinical and forensic applications. Because teeth are highly resistant to environmental degradation, dental-based methods remain valuable when skeletal structures deteriorate.
M. Parlak, Zekiye Şeyma Gümüşboğa, Erkal Gumusboga, M. Yılmaz, Tuba Aydan   +4 more
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Dental maturity assessment in Serbian population: A comparison of Cameriere’s European formula and Willems’ method

Forensic Science International, 2018
To test the applicability of European formula for dental maturity estimation in non-adults on Serbian sample and compare its accuracy with Willems' age estimation method.Panoramic radiographs of 423 children (192 boys and 231 girls) aged between 5 to 15 were evaluated. Willems' method and European formula were applied to estimate dental age.
Marinković, Nemanja, Milovanović, Petar, Đurić, Marija, Nedeljković, Nenad, Zelić, Ksenija   +4 more
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A comparison between London Atlas, Demirjian and Cameriere age estimation methods in Thai children and adolescents.

Forensic Science International
OBJECTIVES Dental age estimation is usually performed in medico-legal cases where a youth subject of unknown age is involved. A variety of age estimation methods has been proposed, with different degrees of accuracy found in different population groups ...
Sunpatch Benjavongkulchai, Pongsakorn Sutheerapatranon, Sainamphueng Pimkow, P. Sinpitaksakul   +3 more
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Accuracy of Cameriere’s and Willems’ methods in age estimation of Turkish children with supernumerary teeth

Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences
This study aims to investigate the effect of the presence and number of supernumerary teeth (ST) on dental age (DA) using two different methods, and to determine which method provides the most accurate results for the chronological age (CA).
Zülfikar Zahit Çiftçi, Şadiye İşbilir, Büşra Buse Karamete, Burcu Güçyetmez Topal, Zeynep Bodur, Esra Nur Akgül   +5 more
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