Facial soft tissue thickness trends for selected age groups of Sri Lankan adult population

Sandamini, Himashi; Jayawardena, Aparni; Batuwitage, Lochana T.; Rajapakse, Roshan N.; Karunaratna, D. D.; Vidanapathirana, Muditha; Pallewatte, Aruna

doi:10.1016/j.forsciint.2018.10.001

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“…Recently, several studies have been published pertaining to reconstruction of the eyes (Kim et al 2016;Özer et al 2016;Dorfling et al 2018), nose (Strapasson et al 2017;Sarilita et al 2018;Utsuno et al 2018;Bulut et al 2019), and lips (Dias et al 2016;Zednikova Mala and Veleminska 2016). Furthermore, numerous average FSTT datasets have been compiled based on living subjects using a wide range of medical imaging equipment (Drgáčová et al 2016;Parks et al 2017;Sandamini et al 2018;Ayoub et al 2019). Studies on facial soft tissue changes according to body position have also been conducted, yielding information that will be invaluable for the application of FSTT data to CFR (Baillie et al 2016;Bulut et al 2017).…”

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Craniofacial Reconstruction in Mummy Studies

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2020

The Handbook of Mummy Studies

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Craniofacial Reconstruction in Mummy Studies

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2020

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“…FSTT measurements have been taken between landmarks or at right angles to the bone surface or at angles bisecting the bony surface [114], while others have measured tissue depths in planes of particular head positions (such as when measurements are taken from raw 2D CT orthoslices without multi-slice reconstruction; see citations above). Guyomarc´h et al [50] proposed an unconventional method of measuring FSTT parallel with the Frankfurt Horizontal plane in an attempt to provide improved standardisation; an approach which was also used by Thiemann et al [54].…”

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“…Often, only the craniometric landmark is reported, although a soft tissue capulometric landmark is also required [113]. As described for a range of measurement methods, it is possible to take measurements in three ways: (a) measure between specifically defined hard and soft tissue landmarks (e.g., nasion and sellion) [96]; (b) measure at angles that bisect the estimated curved surface of the bone at specific craniometric landmarks [1,114]; or (c) take measurements at craniometric landmarks, but in planes of particular head positions such as the Frankfurt Horizontal [50,54].…”

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Facial soft tissue thicknesses in craniofacial identification: Data collection protocols and associated measurement errors

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Meikle

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Forensic Science International

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Facial soft tissue thicknesses (FSTT) form a key component of craniofacial identification methods, but as for any data, embedded measurement errors are highly pertinent. These in part dictate the effective resolution of the measurements. As herein reviewed, measurement methods are highly varied in FSTT studies and associated measurement errors have generally not been paid much attention. Less than half (44%) of 95 FSTT studies comment on measurement error and not all of these provide specific quantification. Where informative error measurement protocols are employed (5% of studies), the mean error magnitudes range from 3% to 45% rTEM and are typically in the order of 10-20%. These values demonstrate that FSTT measurement errors are similar in size to (and likely larger than) the magnitudes of many biological effects being chased. As a result, the attribution of small millimeter or submillimeter differences in FSTT to biological variables must be undertaken with caution, especially where they have not been repeated across different studies/samples. To improve the integrity of FSTT studies and the reporting of FSTT measurement errors, we propose the following standard:(1) calculate the technical error of measurement (TEM or rTEM) in any FSTT research work; (2) assess the error embedded in the full data collection procedure; and (3) conduct validation testing of FSTT means proposed for point estimation prior to publication to ensure newly calculated FSTT means provide improvements. In order to facilitate the latter, a freely available R tool TDValidator that uses the C-Table data for validation testing is herein provided.

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“…Contudo, a área ao redor das bochechas mostrou valores maiores em mulheres jovens (entre 20 e 39 anos) do que em homens. Os valores de ETMF entre as faixas etárias mostrou padrões variáveis, onde alguns diminuem gradualmente com o envelhecimento em ambos os sexos, outros aumentam ou diminuem com o envelhecimento, enquanto alguns não mostram nenhum padrão significativo(SANDAMINI et al, 2018).Uma tabela de ETMF para africanas foi criada onde 28 pontos foram mensurados em 154 mulheres. Os resultados foram comparados a estudos anteriores, atribuindo o fato que há muitos trabalhos que não trazem uma análise estatística adequada, com ausência de desvio padrão.…”

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Facial soft tissue thickness trends for selected age groups of Sri Lankan adult population

Cited by 18 publications

References 15 publications

Craniofacial Reconstruction in Mummy Studies

Craniofacial Reconstruction in Mummy Studies

Facial soft tissue thicknesses in craniofacial identification: Data collection protocols and associated measurement errors

Amamentação E Sua Importância Para O Desenvolvimento Das Estruturas Craniofaciais

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