The range of variation in epiphyseal fusion in North American populations has not been
sufficiently established. This significant oversight can lead to exclusion of persons of interest …

Desde el descubrimiento de los rayos X en 1895 y el desarrollo de las primeras técnicas de
radiodiagnóstico médico, la medicina forense ha utilizado este medio de diagnóstico en …

The identification of children's remains in forensic anthropology is hindered by the paucity of
techniques usually employed to provide such identification in adults. For instance, whilst …

Age estimation in living subjects is primarily achieved through assessment of a hand–wrist
radiograph and comparison with a standard reference atlas. Recently, maturation of other …

Of all the techniques used to identify children's skeletal remains, age assessment is the most
reliable a forensic anthropologist can provide. In forensic contexts, assigning an age to a …

Epiphyseal union of the elbow, knee, wrist joints and pelvis was studied retrospectively on
104 girls between the age group of 16–22 yrs to determine the age roentgenographically …

Age is an important parameter for medico-legal cases. Many times doctors are called upon
togive opinion about age of a person. For this objective methods of age determination are …

Skeletal maturation is divisible to three main components; the time of appearance of an
ossification center, its change in morphology and time of fusion to a primary ossification …

Age estimation is a crucial parameter involved in investigations pertaining to civil and
criminal procedures. It also aids in various examinations in forensic medicine, pediatrics …

Objective This research aimed to address the underrepresentation of smallpox
(osteomyelitis variolosa) in palaeopathology, providing a synthesis of published literature …