Skull (cytology) < Skull (diagnostic imaging) < Skull (injuries)

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List of bibliographic references

Number of relevant bibliographic references: 30.
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Ident.	Authors (with country if any)	Title
000057 (1975)	A. Cockburn ; R A Barraco ; T A Reyman ; W H Peck	Autopsy of an Egyptian mummy.
000062 (2000)	G C Conroy [États-Unis] ; G W Weber ; H. Seidler ; W. Recheis ; D. Zur Nedden ; J H Mariam	Endocranial capacity of the bodo cranium determined from three-dimensional computed tomography.
000079 (1975)	M Y El-Najjar ; B. Lozoff ; D J Ryan	The paleoepidemiology of porotic hyperostosis in the American Southwest: Radiological and ecological considerations.
000407 (2001)	H. St Dkilde-J Rgensen ; A G Jurik ; M. Dalstra ; N. Lynnerup ; M. Gregersen ; L W Boel ; D A Bindslev ; C B Pedersen ; A. Kruse ; E S Hansen ; C S J Rgensen ; N O Jacobsen ; P. Asingh	[The Grauballe man. Medical examinations of a conserved moss man's corpse].
000428 (????)	C. Rothschild [États-Unis] ; B. Rothschild ; I. Hershkovitz	[Clues to recognition of kidney disease in archaeologic record: characteristics and occurrence of leontiasis ossium].
000455 (2003)	Günter Br Uer [Allemagne] ; Christoph Groden ; Günter Delling ; Kornelius Kupczik ; Emma Mbua ; Michael Schultz	Pathological alterations in the archaic Homo sapiens cranium from Eliye Springs, Kenya.
000478 (2003)	Piers D. Mitchell [Royaume-Uni]	Pre-Columbian treponemal disease from 14th century AD Safed, Israel, and implications for the medieval eastern Mediterranean.
000615 (1992)	P. Stuart-Macadam [Canada]	Cranial thickening and anemia: reply to Dr. Webb.
000616 (1992)	S. Webb	Cranial thickening: a reply to Dr. Stuart-Macadam.
000723 (2006)	Dawn M. Mulhern [États-Unis] ; Cynthia A. Wilczak ; J Christopher Dudar	Brief communication: unusual finding at Pueblo Bonito: multiple cases of hyperostosis frontalis interna.
000761 (1975)	J L Price	The radiology of excavated Saxon and medieval human remains from Winchester.
000877 (2008)	Wolfgang H. Arnold [Allemagne] ; Victoria A. Fedorischeva ; Ella A. Naumova ; Nikolay I. Yabluchansky	Craniometric measurements of artificial cranial deformations in Eastern European skulls.
000902 (2008)	S. Panzer [Allemagne] ; M. Cohen ; U. Esch ; A G Nerlich ; A R Zink	Radiological evidence of Goldenhar syndrome in a paleopathological case from a South German ossuary.
000942 (2009)	Charlotte A. Roberts ; Luz-Andrea Pfister ; Simon Mays	Letter to the editor: was tuberculosis present in Homo erectus in Turkey?
000A68 (2010)	Yavor Enchev [Bulgarie] ; Grigoriy Nedelkov ; Nadezhda Atanassova-Timeva ; Jordan Jordanov	Paleoneurosurgical aspects of Proto-Bulgarian artificial skull deformations.
000A78 (2011)	Johann Wanek [Suisse] ; Gábor Székely ; Frank Rühli	X-ray absorption-based imaging and its limitations in the differentiation of ancient mummified tissue.
000B81 (2012)	Manolis J. Papagrigorakis [Grèce] ; Kostas G. Karamesinis ; Kostas P. Daliouris ; Antonis A. Kousoulis ; Philippos N. Synodinos ; Michail D. Hatziantoniou	Paleopathological findings in radiographs of ancient and modern Greek skulls.
000C29 (2012)	Hasan Naveed [Royaume-Uni] ; Saif F. Abed ; Indran Davagnanam ; Jimmy M. Uddin ; Philip J. Adds	Lessons from the past: cribra orbitalia, an orbital roof pathology.
000C39 (2014)	Manolis J. Papagrigorakis [Grèce] ; Panagiotis Toulas [Grèce] ; Manolis G. Tsilivakos [Grèce] ; Antonis A. Kousoulis [Grèce] ; Despoina Skorda [Grèce] ; George Orfanidis [Grèce] ; Philippos N. Synodinos [Grèce]	Neurosurgery during the Bronze Age: a skull trepanation in 1900 BC Greece.
000C94 (2014)	Marta Licata [Italie] ; Mario Ronga [Italie] ; Paolo Cherubino [Italie] ; Giuseppe Armocida [Italie]	Different types of traumatic lesions on mediaeval skeletons from archaeological sites in Varese (North Italy): diagnosis on ante mortal fractures using macroscopic, radiological and CT analysis.
000F65 (2015)	Fabio Di Vincenzo ; Iacopo Carbone ; Laura Ottini ; Antonio Profico ; Francesca Ricci ; Mary Anne Tafuri ; Gino Fornaciari ; Giorgio Manzi	MODERN BEAMS FOR ANCIENT MUMMIES COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY OF THE HOLOCENE MUMMIFIED REMAINS FROM WADI TAKARKORI (ACACUS, SOUTH-WESTERN LIBYA; MIDDLE PASTORAL).

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