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The Technic of Collecting Osteological Materials
American Antiquity, 1955Occasionally it is desirable to remove archaeological material, such as burials, so that the relationship of the elements, one to another, will be maintained. For about 50 years paleontologists have been employing a technic of enclosing specimens in plaster jackets which, under some circumstances, should prove useful to archaeologists.
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Internal tibial torsion is related to syndesmosis injury in a large osteological collection
Foot and Ankle Surgery, 2019The long-term consequences of tibial torsion remain unclear. This study evaluated whether syndesmotic injuries are associated with tibial torsion.A collection of over 3000 cadaveric skeletons was screened for irregular bony prominence along the lateral distal tibia, consistent with previous syndesmosis injury.
Conor F, McCarthy +2 more
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The Osteological Collection of the University of Cagliari: From Early Neolithic to Modern Age
HOMO, 2016The Osteological Collection described in this paper is located at the Anthropology Laboratory annexed to the Sardinian Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography of the University of Cagliari. It has been created in 1953 by Carlo Maxia and comprises a large number of skeletal remains.
SARIGU, MARCO +3 more
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The Journal of Arthroplasty, 2015
Posterior condylar offset (PCO) has important implications in total knee arthroplasty (TKA) function and design. In an osteological study of 1,058 femurs, we measured PCO using two separate techniques with a 3D digitizer. Measurements were standardized for the size of the femur. The medial PCO was greater than lateral PCO (32.6mm vs.
Douglas S, Weinberg +4 more
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Posterior condylar offset (PCO) has important implications in total knee arthroplasty (TKA) function and design. In an osteological study of 1,058 femurs, we measured PCO using two separate techniques with a 3D digitizer. Measurements were standardized for the size of the femur. The medial PCO was greater than lateral PCO (32.6mm vs.
Douglas S, Weinberg +4 more
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Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma, 2016
Objectives: Recent data has challenged the historical precedent of nonoperative care for many clavicle fractures; clinical and biomechanical studies have shown altered joint-contact forces occur in the glenohumeral joint (GHJ) after fracture and shortening of the clavicle.
Douglas S, Weinberg +4 more
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Objectives: Recent data has challenged the historical precedent of nonoperative care for many clavicle fractures; clinical and biomechanical studies have shown altered joint-contact forces occur in the glenohumeral joint (GHJ) after fracture and shortening of the clavicle.
Douglas S, Weinberg +4 more
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American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 2011
AbstractEndocranial volume (EV) estimation is widely used in physical anthropology for assessing brain size differences between taxa and monitoring the emergence of brain growth patterns in modern humans. However, to date, no reference data are available for modern human EV ontogeny.
Coqueugniot, Hélène +1 more
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AbstractEndocranial volume (EV) estimation is widely used in physical anthropology for assessing brain size differences between taxa and monitoring the emergence of brain growth patterns in modern humans. However, to date, no reference data are available for modern human EV ontogeny.
Coqueugniot, Hélène +1 more
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The Winthir Collection. A documented osteological collection from Central Europe
The Winthir Collection is one of the few identified skeletal collections from the 19th century, offering a rare insight into the lives of 245 individuals recovered from a long-forgotten section of Winthir Cemetery in Munich, southern Germany. Now housed in the State Collection for Anthropology in Munich, these remains have been analysed through an ...openaire +1 more source
International Journal of Paleopathology
This study examines how age at death, sex, and socio-historical context relate to the frequency, location, and severity of Schmorl's nodes.The sample comprised thoracic and lumbar vertebrae of 192 skeletons from two contemporary documented osteological collections from Spain, in Valladolid and Granada, both of which contain individuals who died during ...
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This study examines how age at death, sex, and socio-historical context relate to the frequency, location, and severity of Schmorl's nodes.The sample comprised thoracic and lumbar vertebrae of 192 skeletons from two contemporary documented osteological collections from Spain, in Valladolid and Granada, both of which contain individuals who died during ...
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What Can We Learn About Ribs and Vertebra Growth from an Osteological Collection?
2016This is one of the first studies to use normative data from an osteological collection to make inferences about growth and development of the human ribs and thorax. Thirty-two pediatric spine and rib specimens from the Hamann-Todd Osteology Collection of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History were studied. There was symmetry and coupled growth between
Richard M. Schwend +4 more
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"A case of bifid rib from G. Marro" egyptian osteological collection
2006The study was conducted on a skeleton belonging to the "G. Marro"Egyptian anthropological collection. The skeleton came from a single grave at Gebelein (Upper Egypt) ; the archaelogical evidence dates it to the Dynastic period. The skeleton is well preserved and complete in all its anatomical parts.
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