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Dental Age Estimation in Forensics
2023Dental age estimation is important in both comparative and reconstructive forensic identification, where chronological age is either unknown or deliberately hidden or forged due to criminal, civil or legal disputes. Age estimation is possible right from prenatal life to early postnatal, childhood, adolescent and adult age, but the methods or principles
Priyanka Kapoor, Aman Chowdhry
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AGE ESTIMATION IN FORENSIC DENTISTRY- A REVIEW
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, 2023In order to create a biological prole from human skeletal remains, age estimation is a crucial step. The primary source of data for forensic odontological age estimation is dental ndings evaluated by radiography. There are two main approaches for estimating age from teeth, particularly in children, adolescents, and young adults. Eight stages of tooth
Devadharshini C +5 more
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Advances in forensic age estimation
Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology, 2011The ability to assign accurate age estimates to human remains and living individuals is becoming an increasingly important element of forensic practice. In mass fatality events, where many people lose their lives and are often unable to be visually identified, being able to separate individuals based on their age as determined by skeletal and/or dental
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Estimation and Evidence in Forensic Anthropology: Age‐at‐Death
Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2008Abstract: A great deal has previously been written about the use of skeletal morphological changes in estimating ages‐at‐death. This article looks in particular at the pubic symphysis, as it was historically one of the first regions to be described in the literature on age estimation.
Lyle W, Konigsberg +3 more
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Forensic age estimation of living individuals: A retrospective analysis
Forensic Science International, 2009In recent years, skeletal age determination has become increasingly important in criminal investigations for determining the age of living individuals. To increase diagnostic accuracy, a physical examination, an X-ray examination of the left hand, as well as a dental examination including the determination of the dental status and an X-ray of the ...
SANTORO V +4 more
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Age estimation for forensic purposes in Italy: ethical issues
International Journal of Legal Medicine, 2014Age assessment in children and young adults is a relevant medicolegal issue due to the gradual increase of persons devoid of proper identification documents in European countries. Because of the illegal immigration and growing crime rates among children and adolescents, age estimation for forensic purposes is often required. The scientific research and
FOCARDI, MARTINA +3 more
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2013
Forensic age diagnostics in living individuals has gained considerably in significance over recent years. For the purposes of age estimation in adolescents and young adults, the Study Group on Forensic Age Diagnostics recommends a combination of a physical examination, an X-ray examination of the hand, a dental examination providing an orthopantomogram,
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Forensic age diagnostics in living individuals has gained considerably in significance over recent years. For the purposes of age estimation in adolescents and young adults, the Study Group on Forensic Age Diagnostics recommends a combination of a physical examination, an X-ray examination of the hand, a dental examination providing an orthopantomogram,
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Applications of physiological bases of ageing to forensic sciences. Estimation of age-at-death
Ageing Research Reviews, 2013Age-at-death estimation is one of the main challenges in forensic sciences since it contributes to the identification of individuals. There are many anthropological techniques to estimate the age at death in children and adults. However, in adults this methodology is less accurate and requires population specific references.
Sara, C Zapico, Douglas H, Ubelaker
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Applicability of Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Knee in Forensic Age Estimation
American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology, 2020Abstract Age estimation in forensic medicine practice is of particular importance to the legal systems, and it is one of the current research topics in forensic medicine. Age determination is most frequently performed by radiological methods, but recently, nonionized methods are preferred for nonmedical indications.
Besim, Uygun +4 more
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Forensic Dentistry and the Human Dentition in Individual Age Estimations
Dental Clinics of North America, 1977The forensic dentist can estimate the age of an individual by observing the developing dentition. Systematic observations can provide accurate age estimations depending of the criteria used and the experience and training of the dentist. Anatomical, histological, and radiographic examinations of the teeth are of great value.
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