History, 16th Century < History, 17th Century < History, 18th Century

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List of bibliographic references

Number of relevant bibliographic references: 109.
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Ident.	Authors (with country if any)	Title
000014 (1999)	S. Grefen-Peters	[Age determination of pre- and postnatal skeletons with special reference to current methodological aspects].
000036 (2000)	C. Lassen ; S. Hummel ; B. Herrmann	Molecular sex identification of stillborn and neonate individuals ("Traufkinder") from the burial site Aegerten.
000071 (1975)	J. Tesar ; P. Klir	[How can forensic medicine assist historical findings].
000106 (2001)	F J Aceves-Avila ; F. Medina ; A. Fraga	The antiquity of rheumatoid arthritis: a reappraisal.
000124 (2001)	G J Maat	Diet and age-at-death determinations from molar attrition. A review related to the low countries.
000125 (2001)	J. Dequeker	Benign familial hypermobility syndrome and Trendelenburg sign in a painting "The Three Graces" by Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640)
000132 (2001)	A. Schaller [Autriche]	[Healing and helping in Hallstatt--on the medical history of mining town in Salzkammergut].
000326 (1999)	H. Mayer	[Not Available].
000381 (1998)	A. Segal	[Paleopathology of the relics of Saint Albert of Louvain].
000401 (2001)	M A Rauschmann ; B. Habermann ; K D Thomann	[Transition from malum coxae senile to the arthrosis deformans concept. A summary of the best known theories and classifications].
000423 (2001)	B. Pospísilová [République tchèque] ; O. Procházková ; M. Kracík ; R. Stojanov ; D. Slízová ; O. Krs	[Findings of massive pneumatization of the middle nasal turbinate in a collection of skulls from the 13th-18th centuries].
000424 (2001)	B. Pospísilová [République tchèque] ; O. Procházková ; K. Zadrobílek ; P. Hottmar ; D. Slízová ; O. Krs ; J. Bavor ; P. P Kn	[An interesting paleopathologic finding of healed multiple war injuries of a skull].
000435 (2002)	Lorentz Wittmers [États-Unis] ; Arthur Aufderheide ; George Rip Rapp ; Agnes Alich	Archaeological contributions of skeletal lead analysis.
000439 (2002)	Charles F. Merbs [États-Unis]	Asymmetrical spondylolysis.
000442 (2001)	G. Fornaciari [Italie] ; R. Ciranni ; L. Ventura	Paleoandrology and prostatic hyperplasia in Italian mummies (XV-XIX century).
000568 (1999)	R. Larocque [Canada]	[Deaths at an early age in the city of Quebec, 17th-19th centuries].
000578 (2001)	G. Baggieri [Italie] ; S. Dipilato ; E. Dragoni ; M. Di Giacomo	Paleo-images of mummy A4, the infant mummy, and other bodies from the Basilica of St. Francesco in Arezzo.
000649 (2005)	Albert R. Zink [Allemagne] ; Waltraud Grabner ; Andreas G. Nerlich	Molecular identification of human tuberculosis in recent and historic bone tissue samples: The role of molecular techniques for the study of historic tuberculosis.
000660 (2004)	Ludovic Debono [France] ; Bertrand Mafart ; Elise Jeusel ; Gaspard Guipert	Is the incidence of elbow osteoarthritis underestimated? Insights from paleopathology.
000681 (2005)	J C Chazel [France] ; P. Tramini ; J. Valcarcel ; B. Pélissier	A comparative analysis of periapical health based on historic and current data.
000689 (2005)	J-C Chazel [France] ; J. Valcarcel ; P. Tramini ; B. Pelissier ; B. Mafart	Coronal and apical lesions, environmental factors: study in a modern and an archeological population.

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