During forensic facial reconstruction, facial features may be predicted based on the parameters of the skull. This study evaluated the relationships between alar cartilage and piriform aperture and nose morphology and ...

The aim of this case report was to describe non-contrast tomography findings of a cardiovascular trauma followed by a forensic necropsy in a dog. A female dog was struck by a vehicle, suffered a sudden death and was sent ...

Forensic Facial Reconstruction (FFR) is a technique that enables the recognition of an individual, by modeling the contours of facial tissues on a skull found without identification. It it is necessary to know the facial ...

Human identification is indispensable for both legal and humanitarian reasons. However, there are situations where bodies are not recognizable, and there are no suspected identities. In these cases, Forensic Facial ...

Palatal rugoscopy, or palatoscopy, is the process by which human identification can be obtained by inspecting the transverse palatal rugae inside the mouth. Aim: This study evaluated a digital method for human identification ...

Palatal rugoscopy, or palatoscopy, is the process by which human identification can be obtained by inspecting the transverse palatal rugae inside the mouth. Aim: This study evaluated a digital method for human identification ...

In this paper, we explore transformed spaces, represented by image illuminant maps, to propose a methodology for selecting complementary forms of characterizing visual properties for an effective and automated detection ...