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Utility of 3D facial reconstruction for forensic identification: a focus on facial soft tissue thickness and customized techniques

Chaimongkhol et al., 2025

Document ID
15144320620943187869
Author
Chaimongkhol T
Navic P
Sinthubua A
Palee P
Pattamapaspong N
Prasitwattanaseree S
Charuakkra A
Mahakkanukrauh P
Publication year
Publication venue
Forensic Science, Medicine and Pathology

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Facial reconstruction, a crucial method in forensic identification, finds particular significance in cases where conventional means of identification are unavailable. This study addresses a significant gap in the field of forensic facial reconstruction focusing on facial soft tissue …
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