Many studies have been conducted to study age-related changes in human pubic
symphyseal surfaces but no recorded study was found on living persons using Mckern …

Forensic age estimation is routinely applied in investigations involving identification of
individuals. Over the past century a myriad of methods have been devised for age …

Age estimation is one of the essential criteria in the identification process. The method of
age estimation employed depends on the availability of skeletal material brought for forensic …

The method proposed by Suchey-Brooks for adult age estimation based on the surface
morphology of the pubic symphysis has been widely accepted. The applicability of the …

Age of an individual constitutes a primary facet of human identification. In cases where
skeletal remains present for examination, bony markers distributed throughout the skeletal …

Skeletal age estimation using the pubic symphysis is a reliable and popular practice among
forensic anthropologists. In instances in which accessing the skeleton is impossible, such as …

Macroscopic assessment of the pubic symphysis is commonly used for age estimation
because its surface changes over time. However, postmortem computed tomography …

The estimation of an individual's age at death plays a critical role in the investigation of
unidentified human remains. The Suchey–Brooks method, which involves the analysis of …

Age estimation constitutes an important facet of human identification within forensic,
bioarchaeological, repatriation, and humanitarian contexts. Within the human skeletal …

Forensic age estimation methods are biased to sex and population; in general, accuracy is
reduced when applied to foreign populations. This study assessed the accuracy of the …