Abstract: Forensic identification plays a critical role in solving crimes and disasters where human remains may be incomplete or unidentifiable, making the development of accurate and reliable methods to determine the identity of unknown individuals essential. In this context, cranial tomography represents a promising tool that offers an innovative and detailed approach to the identification of cranial features. In this paper, a systematic review of the approaches and techniques of forensic identification using skull tomography is presented, examining their effectiveness, accuracy, and....
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