Assessment of the reliability and validity of some anthropometric dimensions at the distal epiphyseal ends of radius and ulna for gender identification using Magnetic Resonance Imaging among a sample of the Egyptian population - A retrospective study
Rana Saad,
Asmaa Abdel Rahman,
Rahma Ali
et al.
Abstract:Introduction: Personal identification relies on sex identification. Anthropometric measurements are known to be reliable for sex identification in forensic cases. MRI has recently emerged as the preferred method for determining anthropometric measurements. The proximal ends and shafts of the radius and ulna are both sexually dimorphic. However, research on the utility of their distal ends for sex determination is limited. Aim: To assess the reliability and validity of some anthropometric dimensions at the dist… Show more
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