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Using Pre- and Post-Surgical Foot and Ankle Radiographs for Identification
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  • 1998Use of bone trabeculae to establish positive identification56 cited
  • 1994Radiographic Identification of Unknown Human Remains and Interpreter Experience Level38 cited
  • 1998Radiological Identification of Individual Remains36 cited
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  • 2014The use of computerized tomography in determining stature and sex from metatarsal bones19 cited
  • 2017Estimation of stature from radiographic measurement of foot dimensions: Truncated foot length may be more reliable than full foot length18 cited
  • 2003Forensic implications of the foot and ankle16 cited
  • 2016A Large‐Sample Test of a Semi‐Automated Clavicle Search Engine to Assist Skeletal Identification by Radiograph Comparison15 cited
  • 2004Human identification from the ankle with pre- and postsurgical radiographs14 cited
  • 2017Skeletal Identification by Radiographic Comparison of the Cervicothoracic Region on Chest Radiographs a , b11 cited

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