Sex determination of the human pelvis has traditionally been done through visual analyses
of morphoscopic traits and there are limited metric methods available to forensic …

Objective: In situations where skeletal human remains are recovered, pelvic bone
morphology has been demonstrated to have an essential role in forensic sex identification …

Sex estimation from skeletal measurements that display sexual dimorphism is fundamental
in forensic anthropology. Our aim was to establish population-specific discriminant …

The utility of the subpubic angle (SPA) as a sex indicator has not been tested for the Korean
population. Moreover, the inconsistency in the SPA measurement methods makes the SPA …

Introduction: Sex estimation is crucial in forensic anthropology. In situations such as mass
disasters, and forensic anthropology cases, sex estimation is a very important initial step in …

Forensic imaging is recognized as a vital tool in forensic practice mostly reflected by the
wide use of post-mortem imaging in death investigations. With the surge of forensic imaging …

Background: Pelvimetry is an important component of anthropometry which entails the
assessment of pelvis morphometry. This includes subpubic angle (SPA) which is an …

The following study investigated the utility of computed tomography (CT) for the estimation of
ancestry in forensic anthropology. While the usage of three-dimensional replicas of skeletal …

Sex estimation is vital in developing an accurate biological profile of human remains. The L1
vertebra have been reported to be sexually dimorphic by traditional metric method …

Introduction: Subpubic angle, an important parameter used for sex determination in the
pelvis, is the angle between two inferior pubic rami below the symphysis pubis. This study …