Age- and sex-related changes in the position of the mental foramina and age estimation methods that use these changes

Age- and sex-related changes in the position of the mental foramina and age estimation methods that use these changes

Abstract The position of the mental foramen is reported to change with age. This study aimed to examine age-related changes in the position of the mental foramen in men and women. Among 200 cases (age 21–100 years; 400 foramina) that underwent postmortem computed tomography, 109 (age 21–93 years; 21...

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Main Authors: Masataka Kawamoto, Hiroki Kondou, Hiroaki Ichioka, Satoko Kimura, Risa Bandou, Ryota Matsunari, Ting Deng, Hiroshi Ikegaya
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Nature Portfolio 2024-12-01
Series:Scientific Reports
Subjects:
Mental foramen
Age estimation
Postmortem CT examinations
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-72984-x
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