Forensic age estimation research based on skeletal structures focuses on patterns of growth
and development using different bones. In this work, our aim was to study growth-related
evolution of the manubrium in living adolescents and young adults using magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI), which is an image acquisition modality that does not involve
ionizing radiation. In a first step, individual manubrium and subject features were correlated
with age, which confirmed a statistically significant change of manubrium volume (M vol: p< …