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Original Articles

Forensic odontology identification response to terrorist attacks in Paris November 2015

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Pages 214-222 | Received 22 Nov 2019, Accepted 28 May 2020, Published online: 02 Nov 2020

Figures & data

Figure 1. Postmortem (PM) dental elements identifiers on examined bodies (22 PM odontograms).

Figure 1. Postmortem (PM) dental elements identifiers on examined bodies (22 PM odontograms).

Figure 2. Postmortem dental elements identifiers (%) detected on the 2 D head X-rays performed in all the victims.

Figure 2. Postmortem dental elements identifiers (%) detected on the 2 D head X-rays performed in all the victims.

Figure 3. Antemortem files components.

Figure 3. Antemortem files components.

Figure 4. First-line postmortem 2 D radiographs, no dental care, complete arches few (mostly morphometric) data. On the right, there are only two orthodontic retainers (arrows).

Figure 4. First-line postmortem 2 D radiographs, no dental care, complete arches few (mostly morphometric) data. On the right, there are only two orthodontic retainers (arrows).

Figure 5. Antemortem (top) and postmortem (bottom) with orthognathic surgery osteosynthesis material.

Figure 5. Antemortem (top) and postmortem (bottom) with orthognathic surgery osteosynthesis material.

Figure 6. Antemortem radiological record (top) and 2 D postmortem face and profile images (bottom) with several strong markers: implant (arrow), anterior bridge (arrowhead), apical cementosis (star).

Figure 6. Antemortem radiological record (top) and 2 D postmortem face and profile images (bottom) with several strong markers: implant (arrow), anterior bridge (arrowhead), apical cementosis (star).

Figure 7. Antemortem X-ray record by bite-wings images, numerous amalgam and composite fillings (left and middle), postmortem image of first intention (right) superimposition of coronary radiopaque images, in this case intra-oral images are indispensable.

Figure 7. Antemortem X-ray record by bite-wings images, numerous amalgam and composite fillings (left and middle), postmortem image of first intention (right) superimposition of coronary radiopaque images, in this case intra-oral images are indispensable.

Figure 8. Panoramic reconstructed in thick section from a CT scan “head bone” volume.

Figure 8. Panoramic reconstructed in thick section from a CT scan “head bone” volume.

Figure 9. Panoramic view in maximum intensity projection mode.

Figure 9. Panoramic view in maximum intensity projection mode.

Figure 10. (A) Left side, first maxillary molar in the form of roots with endodontic treatment-egression second molar. (B) Maximum intensity projection mode in idem.

Figure 10. (A) Left side, first maxillary molar in the form of roots with endodontic treatment-egression second molar. (B) Maximum intensity projection mode in idem.