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Oral health and frailty in the medieval English cemetery of St Mary Graces by DeWitte, Sharon N., Bekvalac, Jelena

“…The analysis of oral pathologies is routinely a part of bioarcheological and paleopathological investigations. Oral health, while certainly interesting by…”
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Evaluating the relationship between lesion burden and aging among the skeletons of an 18th-19th century London cemetery using osteological and radiological analysis by van Schaik, Katherine, Eisenberg, Ronald, Bekvalac, Jelena, Rühli, Frank

“…Study of disease in the past can help illuminate patterns of human health, disease, and aging in the present. As average human life expectancy and incidence of…”
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The Radiologist in the Crypt by van Schaik, Katherine, MA, Eisenberg, Ronald, MD, Bekvalac, Jelena, MSc, Rühli, Frank, MD

“…Rationale and Objectives Our study provides a critical assessment of osteological and radiological techniques in the analysis of bioarchaeological samples for…”
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Evaluating the relationship between lesion burden and aging among the skeletons of an 18.sup.th-19.sup.th century London cemetery using osteological and radiological analysis by van Schaik, Katherine, Eisenberg, Ronald, Bekvalac, Jelena, Rühli, Frank

“…Study of disease in the past can help illuminate patterns of human health, disease, and aging in the present. As average human life expectancy and incidence of…”
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Identifying Cohorts Using Isotope Mass Spectrometry: The Potential of Temporal Resolution and Dietary Profiles by Beaumont, Julia, Bekvalac, Jelena, Harris, Samuel, Batt, Catherine M.

“…Archaeological skeletal material from most sites represents a cross‐sectional, opportunistic sample of the burials. These are influenced by the proportion and…”
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Wealth, health and frailty in industrial-era London by DeWitte, Sharon N., Hughes-Morey, Gail, Bekvalac, Jelena, Karsten, Jordan

“…Background: Socioeconomic status is a powerful predictor of mortality in living populations, as status affects exposure or access to a variety of factors that…”
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The association between periodontal disease and periosteal lesions in the St. Mary Graces cemetery, London, England A.D. 1350-1538 by DeWitte, Sharon N., Bekvalac, Jelena

“…Numerous studies have demonstrated significant associations between periodontal disease and many other diseases in living populations, and some studies have…”
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Differential diagnoses of enamel hypomineralisation in an archaeological context: A postmedieval skeletal collection reassessment by Garot, Elsa, Couture‐Veschambre, Christine, Manton, David John, Bekvalac, Jelena, Rouas, Patrick

“…Developmental enamel defects (DDE) are often used as indicators of general health in past archaeological populations. DDE include three common types of…”
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Reliability evaluation of inter-eminence line, Akagi and Dalury lines for intraoperative tibial rotation: An osteology-based study by Williams, Rhodri, Thomas, Amal, Bajada, Stefan, Antonios, Tony, Morgan-Jones, Rhidian, Bekvalac, Jelena, Adds, Philip

“…This large osteology study examined the reliability, reproducibility and correlation between previously described tibial tray rotation alignment lines…”
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The innominate tubercle of the femur is a consistent surgical landmark and shows no variation between sex and side: An osteological study by Ward, Michael H, Williams, Rhodri L, Bekvalac, Jelena, Bajada, Stefan, Maheson, Marci, Adds, Philip J

“…Introduction During direct anterior approach hip arthroplasty, the innominate tubercle (IT) of the femur is used as a reference point for femoral neck…”
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Evaluation of lesion burden in a bone-by-bone comparison of osteological and radiological methods of analysis by van Schaik, Katherine, Eisenberg, Ronald, Bekvalac, Jelena, Glazer, Amanda, Rühli, Frank

“…To evaluate differences in lesion identification in skeletal remains with respect to bone type and method of analysis. 212 mostly 19th century adult skeletons…”
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