Identification through dental age estimation in skeletal remains of a child

Identification of Skeletal Remains

Age Estimation of Fetal Skeletal Remains from the Forensic Context

Age estimation in archaeological skeletal remains: evaluation of four non-destructive age calculation methods.

Estimation of age at death is an essential part of reconstructing information from skeletal material. The aim of the investigation was to reconstruct the chronological age of an archaeological sample from Croatia using cranial skeletal remains as well as to make an evaluation of the methods used for age estimation. For this purpose, four age calculation methods were used: palatal suture closure...

Multi-factorial Age Estimation from Skeletal and Dental MRI Volumes

Age estimation from radiologic data is an important topic in forensic medicine to assess chronological age or to discriminate minors from adults, e.g. asylum seekers lacking valid identification documents. In this work we propose automatic multi-factorial age estimation methods based on MRI data to extend the maximal age range from 19 years, as commonly used for age assessment based on hand bon...

Recommendation of a Standard Method for Age Estimation in Iranian Population Based on Two Dental Parameters

Purpose: The aim of this study was to define a standard formula for age estimation based on two dental parameters proposed by Lamendin in Iranian population.Materials and Methods: Immediately after atrumatic extraction of 333 single rooted teeth of deceased bodies with known age and sex in Tehran Medical Legal Organization, the transparency, periodontosis and their indices were analyzed, and ag...