Social contribution of forensic odontology in Japan
Half a century has passed since the department for education and research on forensic odontology was established at dentistry-related universities in Japan in 1964. In order to meet the demands of society, the number of universities with a department of forensic odontology increased up until around...
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Main Authors: | Toshinobu Komuro (Author), Hirofumi Tsutsumi (Author), Hikaru Izawa (Author), Seiko Katsumura (Author), Hisako Saitoh (Author), Koichi Sakurada (Author), Keita Sato (Author), Akira Furukawa (Author) |
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2019-11-01T00:00:00Z.
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