Objective This study aimed to assess the validity of palatal rugoscopy for sexual dimorphism
in the casework routine of forensic dentistry. Design A systematic literature reviews was …

Methods for estimating sex from a variety of skeletal elements is vital in forensic
anthropology as many of the traditionally studied bones are often fragmented upon recovery …

Due to differential preservation, it is necessary to develop sex estimation methods on varied
anatomical regions, including the distal humerus. Sexually dimorphic differences of the …

The thesis of this brief exposition is the absolute and immediate necessity of preserving
existing osteological collections. Once lost, they can never be replaced. They are priceless …

South Africa has one of the highest crime rates in the world and the discovery of
dismembered bodies for human identification process poses a greater challenge. The South …

This systematic review aimed to answer the question,“Are paranasal measurements
obtained with multislice computed tomography able to accurately estimate sex?” This …

One of the scopes of practice of forensic anthropologists is the estimation of sex from
skeletal remains. As a result, population-specific discriminant function equations have been …

The shape of the calcaneus determines the mechanical interaction of the foot with the
ground during the heel‐strike in human walking. Detailed knowledge of the pattern of sexual …

Introduction Gissane's crucial angle (GA) facilitates to diagnose calcaneal fractures, and
serves as an indicator of the quality of anatomical reduction after fixation. The study aimed to …

Sex estimation from skeletal remains is an important practice for forensic human
identification. The aims of this study were to assess sexual dimorphism and to develop …