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Unfolding the Mysterious Path of Forensic Facial Reconstruction: Review of Different Imaging Modalities

Deepankar Misra · Mansi Khatri · Shalu Rai · Akansha Misra

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Forensic facial reconstruction (FFR) is the technique that combines art and science to recreate the antemortem appearance of an individual in order to recognize and identify the decedent. Over the years, many techniques of FFR and imaging modalities that provide the basic data for FFR have evolved. There is always a considerable debate and confusion regarding the advantages and limitations of these techniques. The aim of this review is to summarize the different techniques of FFR and emphasize the role of radiological techniques including cone beam computed tomography in it.

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