Stature estimation in a contemporary Japanese population based on clavicular measurements using multidetector computed tomography - Torimitsu, Suguru; Makino, Yohsuke; Saitoh, Hisako; Sakuma, Ayaka; Ishii, Namiko; Yajima, Daisuke; Inokuchi, Go; Motomura, Ayumi; Chiba, Fumiko; Yamaguchi, Rutsuko; Hashimoto, Mari; Hoshioka, Yumi; et al. (Forensic Science International, 2017)
Keywords: Abnormalities; Adult; Age; Aged; Aged, 80 and over; Anthropometry; Archaeology; Asian Continental Ancestry Group; Asian People; Autopsies; Autopsy; Bass; Biocompatibility; Body Height; Bones; Cadavers; Children; Clavicle; Clavicle - anatomy & histology; Clavicle - diagnostic imaging; Collimation; Combustion; Component reliability; Computation; Computed tomography; correlation; Crashes; Data processing; Decomposition; Disasters; equations; Error analysis; Estimation; Ethnic factors; Feasibility studies; Female; Females; Femur; Forensic Anthropology; Forensic Anthropology - methods; Forensic anthropology population data; Forensic science; Forensic sciences; Formulas (mathematics); Fractures; Growth patterns; Height estimation; Human remains; Humans; Identification; Identity; Imaging, Three-Dimensional; Japan; Legal medicine; Long bone; Male; Males; Mathematical analysis; Mathematical models; Methods; Middle Aged; Multidetector Computed Tomography; Natural disasters; necropsy; Opacity; Pathology; Population; Populations; Postmortem computed tomography; prediction; Puberty; Regression Analysis; Scapula; Sex determination; Sexual dimorphism; Skeleton; Spine; Tips; Vertebrae; Young Adult; Regression analysis; Clavicle; Height estimation; Japan; Postmortem computed tomography; Forensic anthropology population data