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Forensic identification elements with the help of rugoscopy in children

Romanian Journal of Legal Medicine, 2013
Transverse palatine ridges or palatal rugae (RP) are asymmetrical and irregular increases of the mucosa in the anterior third of the palate, from the lateral membrane of the incisive papilla, arranged in transversal direction from the palatine raphe, in medial-sagital plan.
Marius Florentin Popa, Corina Stefanescu, Paul Daniel Corici   +2 more
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Differentiation between palatal rugae patterns of twins by means of the Briñón method and an improved technique

Brazilian Oral Research, 2017
Palatal rugae patterns are anatomic structures considered unique to each person. Monozygotic twins present similarities, however, Rugoscopy in particular, may contribute to their individualization for forensic purposes.
Lara Maria HERRERA, Raíssa Ananda Paim STRAPASSON, Luiz Eugênio Nigro MAZZILLI, Rodolfo Francisco Haltenhoff MELANI   +3 more
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An In vivo Study to Compare Reliability of Dermatoglyphics and Rugoscopy for the Prediction of Different Classes of Malocclusion and Gender Diamorphism in Normal Adults

Journal of Pharmacy and Bioallied Sciences
Introduction: Dermatoglyphics and palatal rugae, both formed during prenatal development, remain constant throughout life and offer significant forensic and diagnostic value.
Charu Srivastava, Aslam Hisam Qasmi, Piyush Sharma, Jagarnath Mishra, Nilesh Ranjan, Mohammad Abrar Bhat   +5 more
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Ameloglyphics: An adjunctive aid in individual identification

SRM Journal of Research in Dental Sciences, 2014
Human identification in homicides and mass disasters has been largely possible with skeletal remains, especially teeth, when soft tissue cannot provide reliable information or has been lost.
Ravindrakumar Bharanidharan, Raghavendhar Karthik, A Rameshkumar, P Rajashree, K Rajkumar   +4 more
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Electronic palatal rugae impression: a potentially relevant technology in personal identification

Senses and Sciences, 2016
Forensic medicine is now able to identify people through lots of different systems. Actually, fingerprints identification is the mostused identification method. To avoid identifying, many people alter or erase their fingerprints through chemical and / or
Fabrizio Guerra, Livia Ottolenghi, Andrea Spota, Gianna Maria Nardi , Giacomo Anastasi, Francesco Gottardi   +5 more
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Palatal rugoscopy as an aid for sex determination in Tengger population, Indonesia

Bulletin of the International Association for Paleodontology, 2021
The study of Palatal rugae to determine a person’s identification is known as palatal rugoscopy. The scientific basis of the Palatal rugae analysis is the distinctive and individualistic pattern as a human identifier. According to the Interpol DVI guide, Palatal rugae can be a secondary identifier because it provides supportive information in ...
Beshlina Fitri W.R. Prakoeswa, -, Arofi Kurniawan, -, Aspalilah Alias, -, An’nisa Chusida, -, Maria Istiqomah Marini, -, Beta Novia Rizky, -   +5 more
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Identification of palatine rugae in forensic odontology in the indonesian population: a scoping review

Padjadjaran Journal of Dentistry
Introduction: The study of palatine rugae in forensic odontology has become increasingly vital as a means of identifying individuals, particularly in scenarios where conventional identification methods prove inadequate. This scoping review focuses on the
Ikra Yuni Saputri, Suhardjo Suhardjo, Hilman Fauzi, Fahmi Oscandar   +3 more
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Rugoscopy: A Diagnostic Appurtenance for Malocclusion or just a Forensic Aid? - A Pilot Study [PDF]

Journal of Forensic Research, 2015
Background: Palatal rugae (PR) routinely used for forensic identification of individuals, have limited use in orthodontics as a stable reference for cast superimpositions. PR shape gets established early in intra-uterine life and remains stable thereafter, thus its correlation with different occlusal relations may aid in early interception and ...
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Role of Artificial Intelligence in Validating Palatal Rugae Patterns for Individual Identification: A Systematic Review

Journal of Indian Academy of Oral Medicine and Radiology
Background: Artificial intelligence (AI) in forensic odontology enhances the accuracy and speed of individual identification through automated dental record comparison.
Balajee Venkatesh, A Haripriya
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Assessment of Reliability of Rugoscopy for Identification of Gender [PDF]

Journal of the Pakistan Dental Association, 2019
Sara Gardezi, Nuzhat Hassan, Sarwat Memon   +2 more
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