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Modeling stature estimation based on pelvic dimensions and lower extremity bone lengths
Objective: This study aimed to investigate the relationship between pelvic and lower extremity measurements obtained from orthoroentgenography images and stature, and to develop sex-specific stature estimation models based on these measurements. Materials and methods: This retrospective study includ
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