Evaluation of Lip Prints on Different Supports Using a Batch Image Processing Algorithm and Image Superimposition

Herrera, Lara Maria; Fernandes, Clemente Maia da Silva; Serra, Mônica Campos

doi:10.1111/1556-4029.13507

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“…Although some researchers claimed high success rate in the detection of gender based on the lip print pattern type, a number of studies reported that there was no statistically significant difference between male and female lip print patterns [18,23,24]. Analysis of lip patterns for sex estimation can be a subjective process which must be performed with great caution, since a false estimation can prejudice a forensic case [25].…”

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Lip print pattern variations in the population of Vojvodina Province, Serbia - a pilot study

Veselinovic¹,

Zigic

Veljovic

et al. 2018

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Introduction. Lip prints are considered to be an important form of transfer evidence, analogous to fingerprints, and can be very useful in forensic investigations and personal identification. Although previous studies have confirmed that lip print patterns are individual and unique for each person, they show similarities between family members, strongly indicating the possibility of inheritance pattern of lip prints. Since heredity may play an important role in lip print development, ethnic groups geographically closely located tend to share similar patterns of lip prints in comparison to more distant populations, so a characteristic lip pattern may indicate a person's geographical and racial origin. Material and Methods. Lip prints of 211 healthy individuals (107 females and 104 males), residents of Vojvodina Province, Serbia, were analyzed and classified using the Suzuki and Tsuchihashi classification. Results. In the studied sample, type II pattern was the most common in both the upper and lower lip, being predominant in 45.85% of the studied samples. It was followed by types III, I, and IV accounting for 31.28%, 15.28% and 4.62%, respectively. The results of the current study are in accordance with the results of previous studies of European populations. The Pearson chi-square test showed a statistically significant difference between the lip print patterns in males and females. Conclusion. A comparison of lip print patterns between males and females showed a statistically significant difference, supporting the hypothesis that lip prints may be useful in sex determination.

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Lip print pattern variations in the population of Vojvodina Province, Serbia - a pilot study

Veselinovic¹,

Zigic

Veljovic

et al. 2018

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“…A queiloscopia é um método de identificação humana, onde são analisados, os sulcos labiais, suas disposições, as comissuras labiais e a espessura labial do indivíduo (Herrera, Fernandes & Serra, 2013;Herrera, Fernandes & Serra, 2018;Caldas, Magalhaes & Afonso, 2007). Ayuba et al (2019) afirmam que o padrão de impressão labial e a espessura dos lábios variam entre as populações; essa variação pode ajudar em investigações criminais e forenses.…”

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“…Diferentes métodos para a identificação humana são utilizados pelos odontolegistas, sendo alguns deles: exame de registros odontológicos, que confronta a documentação odontológica prévia de um suspeito com o indivíduo a ser identificado, por comparação de exames radiológicos (Page et al, 2018), tomográficos e clínicos, análise de modelos de gesso, dos dados dos tratamentos realizados com aspectos da cavidade bucal da vítima (Afify et al, 2014); marcas de mordida (Freeman, Senn & Arendt, 2005); análise dos seios da face (Bangi et al, 2017) ; análise de saliva (Tsai et al, 2018); análise de rugas palatinas (Santos, Fernandes & Serra, 2011;Poojya et al, 2015); estimativa de idade por estágios de mineralização dentária (Bleka et al, 2019),impressões labiais (Sharma, Saxena & Rathod, 2009;Herrera, Fernandes & Serra, 2013;Herrera, Fernandes & Serra, 2018) e marcas de orelha (Silva, Fernandes & Serra, 2012).…”

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Técnicas de identificação humana em Odontologia Legal

Gioster-Ramos

Silva

Nascimento

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A identificação humana é de extrema importância em questões jurídicas e sociais. Vários métodos foram desenvolvidos e aprimorados ao logo dos anos para se estabelecer a identidade individual através da odontologia forense. O objetivo do presente estudo foi analisar por meio de uma revisão da literatura, técnicas utilizadas pela Odontologia Legal na identificação humana. Para isso foram levantados artigos em sua íntegra sobre as seguintes técnicas de identificação forense utilizadas pela Odontologia Legal: exames radiográficos; estágios de mineralização do dente; seios paranasais; rugoscopia palatina; saliva; marcas de mordida e impressões labiais. Com exceção da técnica que utiliza as marcas de mordida, que serve apenas para casos de exclusão de identificação, todas as demais foram efetivas para a identificação humana, isoladamente ou associadas a outros métodos. Cada técnica tem vantagens, desvantagens, limitações em sua aplicação e indicações específicas que devem ser analisadas de acordo com os casos individualmente e materiais disponíveis para comparação de registros ante mortem e post mortem. Neste contexto, é essencial que o profissional da Odontologia que atua na clínica odontológica, preencha e guarde adequadamente os prontuários dos seus pacientes. Nesta era digital, a guarda de exames por imagem, sejam radiológicos (como radiografias e tomografias computadorizadas) ou não (como fotografias e escaneamentos 3D intraorais) é simples, prática, e de fundamental importância forense.

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“…Future endeavors will involve the exploration of other anatomical organs and parts, with the potential for I&A to fulfill essential biometric features (Table 4). These domains include, but are not limited to, finger-vein patterns [15], foot-printing [18], dorsal finger pattern [19], lip-printing [20], and tongue-printing [21].…”

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Adermatoglyphia: Barriers to Biometric Identification and the Need for a Standardized Alternative

Sarfraz¹

2019

Cureus

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Arguably, fingerprinting is the single most widely utilized method for individual identification and authentication (I&A). Dermatoglyphics form a vital portion of mass data collection, biometric scrutiny, and verification. Adermatoglyphia, or simply, loss of fingerprints attributed to a medical cause, represents a taxing situation for such biometric scrutiny systems requiring a fingerprint scan as a mandatory phase in I&A procedure. The scenario can be extremely debilitating for the adermatoglyphia patients, especially when the condition is permanent or irreversible. This article reviews different causes of adermatoglyphia, the challenge it poses to biometric identification, and the potential substitute modalities for fingerprinting technology. These modalities can function as a backup program for biometric surveillance in both medical and non-medical settings under circumstances when the fingerprinting method fails to comply.

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Evaluation of Lip Prints on Different Supports Using a Batch Image Processing Algorithm and Image Superimposition

Cited by 14 publications

References 24 publications

Lip print pattern variations in the population of Vojvodina Province, Serbia - a pilot study

Lip print pattern variations in the population of Vojvodina Province, Serbia - a pilot study

Técnicas de identificação humana em Odontologia Legal

Adermatoglyphia: Barriers to Biometric Identification and the Need for a Standardized Alternative

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