The use of osteometry for human identification is a key element in the field of forensic
sciences. Currently, the osteometry focuses on the use of digital techniques such as …

Background: Transsphenoidal surgery has become a key element in the approach to skull
base pathologies. The objective of the study was to explore the morphometry of the …

Background: The foramen magnum, as an anatomical structure, holds clinical and functional
significance due to its strategic location in the craniovertebral transition. A detailed …

Introduction: The golden ratio, which equals 1.61803…, and is usually defined by the Greek
letter φ (phi), has attracted broad attention for a long time. It has been found in many …

Introduction: Reliability of foramen magnum dimensions using post-mortem computed
tomography (PMCT) to obtain standardized measurements for biological profiling with …

Background: The foramen magnum is a centralised structure found at the base of the skull.
This orifice is a passageway that allows secondary structures, such as the medulla …

Abstract “False” foramina and fissures of the skull are described as openings formed
between the adjacent edges of two or more bones and not conduits directly through a single …

Introduction: Reliability of foramen magnum dimensions using post-mortem computed
tomography (PMCT) to obtain standardized measurements for biological profiling with …

Background: The foramen magnum is the largest opening at the base of the skull. The
dimensions of the foramen magnum are of significant clinical importance because of the vital …

Purpose The foramen magnum (FM) presents various alterations in craniosynostoses, such
as brachycephaly or Crouzon syndrome. However, to date, no study has been devoted to its …