Guidelines for best practice: Imaging for age estimation in the living

@article{Doyle2019GuidelinesFB,
  title={Guidelines for best practice: Imaging for age estimation in the living},
  author={Edel Doyle and Nicholas M{\'a}rquez‐Grant and L. Field and Trish Holmes and Owen John Arthurs and Rick Robert van Rijn and Lucina Hackman and Kathleen A. Kasper and Jim Lewis and Peter W. Loomis and Denise Elliott and Jeroen Kroll and Mark D. Viner and Soren Blau and Alison L Brough and Stella Mart{\'i}n de las Heras and Pedro Manuel Garamendi},
  journal={Journal of Forensic Radiology and Imaging},
  year={2019}
}
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