Background The status of surgical margins is the most important prognosticator for patients
undergoing surgical resection of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) …

Fragmented human remains present a challenge for forensic experts as they attempt to
identify individuals using standard forensic methods. Several histological age estimation …

Simple Summary The examination of bone microarchitecture has been considered a
valuable tool for age estimation through different skeletal elements. The universal …

Study of ground sections is the most used and, in some respects, still irreplaceable method
for examination the microstructure of paleontological and many other hard and friable …

Numerous intrinsic and extrinsic factors influence bone remodelling rates and have shown
to affect the accuracy of histological aging methods. The present study investigates the rib …

The microscopic study fills the morphological and taphonomical gaps produced on the
macroscopic research level of human and animal hard tissues. In this paper 17 burned and …

Forensic assessment of skeletal material includes age estimation of unknown individuals.
When dealing with extremely fragmented human remains that lack macro-features used in …

Simple Summary Human cortical bone microstructure assessment is used in biological and
forensic anthropology for different purposes. For example, studies have investigated the …

ABSTRACT DNA-based characterisation of microbial communities can enable those
interested in bone diagenesis to address questions relating to the complexity and diversity of …

Histological analyses of bone can be a useful tool in a forensic assessment, particularly for
species determination and age estimation. In order to perform these analyses, however, it is …