A Study of Age Estimation through Epiphyseal Union of Medial End of Clavicle in an urban population of Haryana

Garg, Varun; Singla, Ashish; Khanna, Kunal; Dhattarwal, S.K.; Khanagwal, Vijaypal

doi:10.5958/0974-083x.2019.00014.1

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“…2019; Vieth, Schulz, Brinkmeier, Dvorak & Schmeling 2014), and, using radiography, in five populations (Cameriere et al. 2012; Garg, Singla, Khanna, Dhattarwal & Khanagwal 2019; Marera & Satyapal 2018; Wittschieber et al. 2015; 2016).…”

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Forensic age estimation of living individuals: a novel bibliometric approach to the literature review

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Hackman

2023

Royal Anthropological Inst

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This study investigates the trends within the published research up to 2019 in relation to skeletal and dental age estimation in living individuals by using a novel bibliometric analysis which utilizes a specialist, open‐source R script. The analysis was performed on a total of 644 papers (627 articles, fifteen conference papers, and two reviews) retrieved using the online database Scopus. The analysis included an investigation of publication trends, authors’ affiliations, citation, Open Access publications, authors’ keywords, and index keywords. An additional investigation was conducted to study the relation between the methodologies developed and the specific populations that have been tested. The relation between imaging techniques and areas of the body used in these studies was also examined.

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“…Brinkmeier, Dvorak & Schmeling 2014), and, using radiography, in five populations (Cameriere et al 2012;Garg, Singla, Khanna, Dhattarwal & Khanagwal 2019;Marera & Satyapal 2018;Wittschieber et al 2015;2016). Moreover, this methodology is widely used for age estimation of other skeletal regions as well (e.g.…”

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Forensic age estimation of living individuals: a novel bibliometric approach to the literature review

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Hackman

2023

Royal Anthropological Inst

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“…21 The study of Garg et al aimed to determine the radiological age by examining the manubriosternal joint between the people living in Punjab. 22 They evaluated lateral radiographs of the sternum, and it was concluded that the earliest age for manubriosternal fusion was 35 for males and 37 for females. The latest age was 65 for both sexes.…”

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“…According to their study, 60% of 60-65 year-old patients of cases did not show complete manubriosternal fusion. 22 Therefore, the authors did not find appropriate the manu-briosternal fusion-based age determination during forensic medicine applications. 22 In our study, the degree of manubriosternal fusion did not show a statistically significant difference among age groups, and there was no significant correlation between the increasing age and fusion as well.…”

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“…22 Therefore, the authors did not find appropriate the manu-briosternal fusion-based age determination during forensic medicine applications. 22 In our study, the degree of manubriosternal fusion did not show a statistically significant difference among age groups, and there was no significant correlation between the increasing age and fusion as well. The basic distinction between these last two studies is their different imaging methods.…”

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging Findings of Anatomy, Variation and Pathologies of Sternum, Sternoclavicular and Sternocostal Joints

Durur-Subasi

SUBAŞI

Diyarbakir

2023

Online Türk Sağlık Bilimleri Dergisi

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Objective: The study aimed to assess the sternum's morphology and morphometry, and to find anomalies and diseases using breast magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Materials and Methods: Retrospective evaluations of 320 breast MRIs were conducted. Congenital abnormalities accompanying pathological conditions were investigated. The sternum overall’s length, the manubrium-corpus’ width and length, and the manubrium-corpus-xiphoid’s shape were all measured. The relationship between the manubriosternal fusion and age was analyzed. Results: Pectus excavatum, sternal band, sternal foramen, angled sternum and the sternal band, rachitic rosary, intraosseous ganglion, sternoclavicular joint degeneration, sternoclavicular joint ganglion cyst and costal cartilage calcifications, breast carcinoma metastasis, enchondroma and invasion of costal cartilages by malignant mesenchymal tumour were determined. The average length of the sternum was 144±14 mm, the manubrium length is 46±6 mm and the corpus length is 89±10 mm for adults. Manubrium was most commonly trapezoid in shape, the corpus was longitudinal oval and xiphoid was flat. 67% had no manubriosternal fusion. The degree of manubriosternal fusion did not show statistically significant correlation with increasing age. Conclusion: The sternum, sternoclavicular, and sternocostal joints are susceptible to a wide range of congenital abnormalities and clinical conditions. Age increase has no relation to manubriosternal fusion.

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A Study of Age Estimation through Epiphyseal Union of Medial End of Clavicle in an urban population of Haryana

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Forensic age estimation of living individuals: a novel bibliometric approach to the literature review

Forensic age estimation of living individuals: a novel bibliometric approach to the literature review

Magnetic Resonance Imaging Findings of Anatomy, Variation and Pathologies of Sternum, Sternoclavicular and Sternocostal Joints

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