Dentalna identifikacija endodontskim radiogramima: prikaz slučaja

Abstract

SažetakSvrha rada: Željelo se izvijestiti o uspješnoj identifikaciji humanih ostataka na osnovi usporedbe arhivskih, dakle prijesmrtnih (AM) podataka i poslijesmrtnih (PM) endodontskih radiograma. Zbog toga je u tekstu istaknuto koliko je važno spremiti i čuvati dokumente u kliničkim arhivima. Prikaz slučaja: Nakon prometne nesreće dovezeno je neidentificirano tijelo. Odmah je obavljeno forenzično ispitivanje kako bi se ustanovio identitet stradale osobe. Kako u nacionalnoj bazi podataka nije bilo otisaka prstiju, u potrazi za prijesmrtnom (AM) dokumentacijom korišteni su radiogrami privatnih klinika dentalne medicine. Na kraju je poginula osoba identificirana na temelju analize obavljenih endodontskih

Role of endodontic treatment related signs for the forensic odontology practice considering real-life quality of comparable radiographs

“…Generally it may be resumed that roots tends to preserve unique morphological information for the longer period of time and by better retention quality compared to the crown part of tooth. Such morphology preservation phenomenon together with uniqueness of endodontic treatment results argument the significance of endodontic features for the forensic odontology practice [4,5].…”

“…It is important to highlight that significance of endodontic treatment results and of tooth roots' morphology itself could be realized only under condition of proper quality radiographs being available and correct treatment record being approachable either for metrical, or at least for qualitatively comparative analysis [4]. Responsibility of endodontists is of not only providing proper quality endodontic treatment, but guaranteeing corresponding recording of all the provided manipulations, their outcomes and individual anatomical features, while concisely understanding the role of such in cases of needed forensic identification.…”

“…The first publication with title mentioned dental identification provided considering endodontic-related evidences was authored by Weisman in 1996 [1,2], nevertheless even earlier in 1990 Spyropoulos and Liakakoy described a case of positive dental identification based on endodontic treatment features and morphological specifics of maxillary right second premolar [3,4,5]. Nevertheless, during the period of 2005-2012 only three articles associated with conservative dentistry and endodontics were published within Journal of Forensic Odonto-Stomatology, as official periodical of International Organization for Forensic Odonto-Stomatology [6].…”