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Possibilities for dental identification in the case of mass disaster in Slovenia

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Possibilities for dental identification in the case of mass disaster in Slovenia

Auteurs : B. Ermenc ; K. Rener

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Forensic Science International [ 0379-0738 ] ; 1999.

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KwdEn :
- Adult population, Aircraft accident, Anomaly, Dent, Dental, Dental arches, Dental documentation, Dental record, Dental record form, Dental record forms, Dental records, Dental status, Dental treatments, Developmental anomalies, Elsevier science ireland, Ermenc, Forensic dentistry, Forensic dentists, Forensic odontology, General anamnesis, Great britain, Identification of persons, Insurance companies, Local periapical, Mass disaster, Mass disasters, Medical faculty, Orthopantomographic images, Permanent teeth, Positional anomalies, Prosthesis, Record forms, Removable prostheses, Rener, Scandinavian star, Slovene dentists, Slovenia, Socialistic federativ republic, Specialist dentists, Uradni list sfrj, X-rays.
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- Adult population, Aircraft accident, Anomaly, Dent, Dental, Dental arches, Dental documentation, Dental record, Dental record form, Dental record forms, Dental records, Dental status, Dental treatments, Developmental anomalies, Elsevier science ireland, Ermenc, Forensic dentistry, Forensic dentists, Forensic odontology, General anamnesis, Great britain, Insurance companies, Local periapical, Mass disaster, Mass disasters, Medical faculty, Orthopantomographic images, Permanent teeth, Positional anomalies, Prosthesis, Record forms, Removable prostheses, Rener, Scandinavian star, Slovene dentists, Slovenia, Socialistic federativ republic, Specialist dentists, Uradni list sfrj.

Abstract

Abstract: The quality of the keeping of dental records in 50 dental offices in Slovenia selected at random was established. Every third dentist (approx. 29%) completed an extensive dental survey. Twelve percent of people have orthopantomographic images of their jawbones in their documentation, which are very useful in the identification process. Within the process of the reprivatisation of dental activities, which was abolished in Slovenia in 1957 and reintroduced in 1992, insufficient completion of dental records is still detected. The cause of the present circumstances can also be ascribed to totally incompatible computer programs for the recording of dental treatments. The introduction of computers in dental practice has also led to the abandonment of the accurate filling out of dental records (Form 8.1).

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DOI: 10.1016/S0379-0738(99)00076-6

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<ce:abstract-sec><ce:simple-para>The quality of the keeping of dental records in 50 dental offices in Slovenia selected at random was established. Every third dentist (approx. 29%) completed an extensive dental survey. Twelve percent of people have orthopantomographic images of their jawbones in their documentation, which are very useful in the identification process. Within the process of the reprivatisation of dental activities, which was abolished in Slovenia in 1957 and reintroduced in 1992, insufficient completion of dental records is still detected. The cause of the present circumstances can also be ascribed to totally incompatible computer programs for the recording of dental treatments. The introduction of computers in dental practice has also led to the abandonment of the accurate filling out of dental records (Form 8.1).</ce:simple-para>
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<ce:keyword><ce:text>Mass disaster</ce:text>
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<abstract lang="en">Abstract: The quality of the keeping of dental records in 50 dental offices in Slovenia selected at random was established. Every third dentist (approx. 29%) completed an extensive dental survey. Twelve percent of people have orthopantomographic images of their jawbones in their documentation, which are very useful in the identification process. Within the process of the reprivatisation of dental activities, which was abolished in Slovenia in 1957 and reintroduced in 1992, insufficient completion of dental records is still detected. The cause of the present circumstances can also be ascribed to totally incompatible computer programs for the recording of dental treatments. The introduction of computers in dental practice has also led to the abandonment of the accurate filling out of dental records (Form 8.1).</abstract>
<note type="content">Fig. 1: An example of filled front side of a dental record form (Form 8.1).</note>
<note type="content">Fig. 2: A reverse side of dental record form (Form 8.1) with dental treatments entered.</note>
<note type="content">Table 1: Number of dentists and specialist dentists (as of October 1997)</note>
<note type="content">Table 2: Percentage of accurate recording of parameters in 500 dental records selected at random from 50 dental offices in Slovenia</note>
<note type="content">Table 3: Results of the comparison of actual and recorded treatments in a 50-person sample</note>
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