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Estimation of stature from radiologically measured humerus length Among indian adults

Author:

Mahaboob A. Bagali, Dharamraya I. Ingale, Nasheen Bagali, Nishikant N. Gujar, Wasim Ahmed Bennishirur and Atik, M. D

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Health Sciences

Abstract:

Estimation of stature is most common in forensic practice and is important both for legal and humanitarian reasons. Most of the time at scene of crime incomplete skeleton is usually available. Among anatomical and mathematical methods for stature estimation, mathematical method is more preferred as in this we can estimate living stature of individual from single bone. Though numbers of formulae and equation have been given for stature estimation by various workers. In India Pearson’s formula is the most commonly used. Here we are estimating stature from radiologically measured humerus length from 107 Indian Adults of North Karnataka Bijapur city.

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