法医学杂志 ›› 1987, Vol. 0 ›› Issue (3): 6-10+2.

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牙齿磨耗度相关性的研究

宋宏伟;贾静涛;   

  1. 中国医科大学法医学系法医人类学教研室,中国医科大学法医学系法医血清学教研室,
  • 发布日期:1987-06-25 出版日期:1987-06-28

ON THE CORRELATION OF THE ATTRITION DEGREES OF THE TEETH

SONG HONGWEI, JIA JINGTAO (FACULTY OF FORENSIC MEDICINE, CHINA MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, CHINA)   

  • Online:1987-06-25 Published:1987-06-28

摘要: <正> 根据牙齿磨耗度推断年龄必须建立数学模型,应用数学模型推断年龄的关键之一是对缺失牙齿、修复的牙齿及龋齿的合理补充。葭田对日本人牙齿磨耗度的相关性进行了初步研究,得出“牙齿磨耗度之间的相关表”。在国内,尚未见有这种报导。岁此,本文收集了大量样本,应用数量化理论Ⅳ和电子计算机技术对全口腔牙齿磨耗度之

Abstract: The correlation among the attrition degrees of the teeth was studied on 880 cases from Liaoning province in China. "Correlation matrix table on the attrition degrees of the teeth", which was obtained by applying the Theory of Quantification Type Ⅳ and the computer Science, showed obviourly a close relation among the attrition degrees of the teeth, and solved the problems caused by the missed, the injured, the filled and the dental caries whose attrition degrees of the tooth could not be judged in the past. At same time, it more accurately provided the scientific method to replace the attrition degrees of the incomplete tooth.The statistical analysis was given from 1 to 4 tables. The results are as follows: 1. The sequence of correlation on the attrition degrees of the respective tooth: first, the near tooth in the same name tooth group on the same jaw; second, the same name tooth in the opposite side on the same jaw; third, other teeth. 2. The correlation on the attrition degrees of the same name tooth groups on the same jaw: for the upper jaw,the sequence is molars,premolars,incisors,canines; for the lower jaw, molars, incisors, premolars, canines. 3. The sequence of correlation on the attrition degrees of the same name tooth groups on the opposite jaw is. molars, premolars, canines, incisors. 4. The sequence of correlation on the attrition degrees of the different name tooth groups is: molars and premolars, premolars and canines, canines and incisors, molars and canines, molars and incisors, premolars and incisors.