Literature DB >> 2130043

[The use of periapical X-rays in the identification of a corpse].

N D Spyropoulos, P Liakakoy.   

Abstract

The authors describe the procedure followed in the identification of a corpse by means of findings gathered from periapical X-rays. The interesting point about this identification is that it was practically based on one single tooth; The dental periapical X-rays of the person to which the body was suspected to belong, revealed certain peculiarities in the root outline and the endodontic treatment of an upper second right premolar. An X-ray of the corresponding tooth of the corpse was taken and the same identical findings were seen, thus documenting the identity of the corpse.

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Year:  1990        PMID: 2130043

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Hell Stomatol Chron        ISSN: 1011-4181


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