Feasibility and validation of virtual autopsy for dental identification using the Interpol dental codes

Franco, Ademir; Thevissen, Patrick; Coudyzer, Walter; Develter, Wim; Voorde, Wim Van de; Oyen, Raymond; Vandermeulen, Dirk; Jacobs, Reinhilde; Willems, Guy

doi:10.1016/j.jflm.2012.09.021

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“…Dental radiographs are considered the most reliable source of AM data in the human identification field (6). Specifically, dental radiographs allow for a close PM duplication of AM evidence, consequently enabling an optimal comparative procedure.…”

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“…kim nalazima (5). Radiogrami zuba najčešći su izvor prijesmrtnih (antemortem -AM) podataka potrebnih za identifikaciju ljudi (6). Naime, ti se podatci mogu usporediti s poslijesmrtnima (postmortem -PM) (7,8).…”

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“…Dental radiographs are the most common source of antemortem (AM) evidence for human identification (6). Once the AM data is obtained, the comparison with post-mortem (PM) data is enabled (7,8).…”

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“…Radiogrami zuba smatraju se najpouzdanijim prijesmrtnim (AM) podatcima u humanoj identifikaciji (6). Naime, ti radiogrami omogućuju blisko preklapanje i uspoređivanje poslijesmrtnih (PM) i prijesmrtnih (AM) podataka, što rezultira optimalnom usporedbom.…”

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“…Naime, ti radiogrami omogućuju blisko preklapanje i uspoređivanje poslijesmrtnih (PM) i prijesmrtnih (AM) podataka, što rezultira optimalnom usporedbom. Još se mora istaknuti da se endodontska punjenja rjeđe i teže modificiraju nego što je to slučaj s postupcima na zubnim krunama, pa se endodontski dokazi dulje mogu koristiti kao forenzično sredstvo (6). Osim toga endodontski materijal stabilan je i do 1100 Celzijevih stupnjeva, što omogućuje postupak humane identifikacije (10).…”

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Dentalna identifikacija endodontskim radiogramima: prikaz slučaja

Silva¹,

Franco²,

Pícoli³

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Acta Stomatol Croat

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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

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Dentalna identifikacija endodontskim radiogramima: prikaz slučaja

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Forensic Odontology in Digital Era

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2014

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The uniqueness of the human dentition as forensic evidence: a systematic review on the technological methodology

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The uniqueness of human dentition is routinely approached as identification evidence in forensic odontology. Specifically in bitemark and human identification cases, positive identifications are obtained under the hypothesis that two individuals do not have the same dental features. The present study compiles methodological information from articles on the uniqueness of human dentition to support investigations into the mentioned hypothesis. In April 2014, three electronic library databases (SciELO®, MEDLINE®/PubMed®, and LILACS®) were systematically searched. In parallel, reference lists of relevant studies were also screened. From the obtained articles (n = 1235), 13 full-text articles were considered eligible. They were examined according to the studied parameters: the sample size, the number of examined teeth, the registration technique for data collection, the methods for data analysis, and the study outcomes. Six combinations of studied data were detected: (1) dental shape, size, angulation, and position (n = 1); (2) dental shape, size, and angulation (n = 4); (3) dental shape and size (n = 5); (4) dental angulation and position (n = 2); (5) dental shape and angulation (n = 1); and (6) dental shape (n = 1). The sample size ranged between 10 and 1099 human dentitions. Ten articles examined the six anterior teeth, while three articles examined more teeth. Four articles exclusively addressed three-dimensional (3D) data registration, while six articles used two-dimensional (2D) imaging. In three articles, both imaging registrations were combined. Most articles (n = 9) explored the data using landmark placement. The other articles (n = 4) comprised digital comparison of superimposed dental contours. Although there were large methodological variations within the investigated articles, the uniqueness of human dentition remains unproved.

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Feasibility and validation of virtual autopsy for dental identification using the Interpol dental codes

Cited by 57 publications

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Dentalna identifikacija endodontskim radiogramima: prikaz slučaja

Dentalna identifikacija endodontskim radiogramima: prikaz slučaja

Forensic Odontology in Digital Era

The uniqueness of the human dentition as forensic evidence: a systematic review on the technological methodology

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