Development of the Australian Society of Forensic Odontology disaster victim identification forensic odontology guide [0.03%]
澳大利亚法医齿学协会灾难受害者身份确认指南的制定
J Taylor
J Taylor
The need for documented procedures and protocols are important in every specialist group to ensure a consistent service to the community. They provide guidance to members of the specialist group about responsibilities and appropriate practi...
A Ashar,H James,D Higgins et al.
A Ashar et al.
Motor vehicle airbag technology is directed at the reduction of injury to drivers and passengers however a number of researchers have reported cases of injuries caused by airbags. Injuries to tooth surfaces, particularly tooth wear followin...
Mandibular third molar development staging to chronologic age and sex in north Indian children and young adults [0.03%]
印度北部儿童和青年下颌智齿发育分期与年龄、性别的关系研究
B Rai,J Kaur,S C Anand
B Rai
Age estimation is not only important for clinical but also for medico-legal purposes. The present study is an attempt to estimate the chronologic age based on the stages of third molar development following the eight stages (A-H) method of ...
Comparative Study
The Journal of forensic odonto-stomatology. 2009 Dec 1;27(2):45-9. DOI: 2009
Testing standard methods of dental age estimation by Moorrees, Fanning and Hunt and Demirjian, Goldstein and Tanner on three South African children samples [0.03%]
测试莫里斯、范宁和亨特以及德米日安、戈德斯坦和塔纳尔的牙齿年龄鉴定标准方法在三个南非儿童样本中的应用
V M Phillips,T J van Wyk Kotze
V M Phillips
Dental age estimation of juvenile skeletal remains has utilized the methods of Moorrees ,Fanning and Hunt (1963) [MFH] and Demirjian,Goldstein and Tanner (1973) [DGT] for many years with various results. The Demirjian et al method has been ...
Comparative Study
The Journal of forensic odonto-stomatology. 2009 Dec 1;27(2):20-8. DOI: 2009
Dental age related tables for children of various ethnic groups in South Africa [0.03%]
南非各族儿童的牙齿年龄相关表格
V M Phillips,T J van Wyk Kotze
V M Phillips
The standard age estimation methods of Moorrees, Fanning & Hunt (1963) and that of Demirjian, Goldstein & Tanner (1973) have been shown by several authors to be inaccurate when applied to their juvenile population. This was similarly found ...
S Karkhanis,J Ball,D Franklin
S Karkhanis
Teeth are amongst the most resilient elements of the human skeleton and are thus often utilized in routine forensic investigation involving the identification of unknown remains. Teeth exposed to thermal stress have the potential to not onl...
Comparative Study
The Journal of forensic odonto-stomatology. 2009 Dec 1;27(2):9-19. DOI: 2009
Objective human tooth colour measurements as a means of determining chronologic age in vivo and ex vivo [0.03%]
活体和非活体状态下以人类牙齿颜色测量确定年龄的方法研究
N Devos,G Willems,R Wood
N Devos
Colour is a subjective sensation and as such is difficult to use in a quantitative study. However a number of clinical studies on extracted teeth have shown a good correlation between tooth colour and age. The purpose of this study was to e...
G Radford,J A Kieser,V Bernal et al.
G Radford et al.
This paper investigates the changes in upper and lower dental bite records that occur when the anterior teeth occlude into a three-dimensional rather than a flat object. Met...
The discrimination potential of radio-opaque composite restorations for identification: part 3 [0.03%]
放射不透明性复合树脂修复体的鉴别潜力（第3部分）
H Zondag,V M Phillips
H Zondag
The methods used for disaster victim identification is comparative postmortem profiling of dental and fingerprint data. Twelve dental concordant features are normally required for dental identification. The radiographic image of dental amal...
The discrimination potential of amalgam restorations for identification: part 2 [0.03%]
银合金修复体鉴别潜力的研究（第二部分）
V M Phillips,M Stuhlinger
V M Phillips
The standard dental bitewing radiograph is used to detect interproximal caries but it also provides a specific view of the dental restorations that can be duplicated for identification purposes. The antemortem and postmortem bitewing radiog...
Comparative Study
The Journal of forensic odonto-stomatology. 2009 Jun 1;27(1):23-6. DOI: 2009