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National Bone Fracture Archive
Assessments of Time-Since-Injury (TSI) for antemortem fractures heavily influence determinations of accidental vs. non-accidental origin of perimortem fractures in cases of suspected abuse. Accurate TSI fracture estimation depends upon interpretations of large forensic samples of non-accidental trauma. This antemortem fracture archival database consists of a searchable database of antemortem fracture imagery incorporating macroscopic, microscopic, and radiological modalities for use in TSI comparison and estimation.
Users who wish to request login information or who wish to contribute to this database should contact Dr. Donna Boyd at doboyd@radford.edu.
These images are for casework purposes only.