Sex estimation via radiographic measurements of the calcaneus specific to the Malaysian population

Nadzri, Yasmin Qhadija Hasnun and Joha, Nurin Fadhila and Abdul Halim, Ummu Hanim and Burhanuddin, Nurul Azera and Shazili, Ajwah Ahmad and Zainuddin, Muahammad Zaid and Peter, Alan Basil and Ruengdit, Sittiporn and Subramaniam, Kunasilan and Ismail, Nur Ismaliza and Choy, Ker Woon (2026) Sex estimation via radiographic measurements of the calcaneus specific to the Malaysian population. Journal of Clinical and Health Sciences (JCHS), 11 (SUPP2). pp. 4-5. ISSN 0127-984X
Abstract

Sex estimation is a key component of forensic anthropology. The calcaneus, being the largest and most durable of the tarsal bones, is often well-preserved and can provide reliable data for sex estimation. This study aimed to develop discriminant function equations for sex estimation from radiographic measurements of the calcaneus in the Malaysian population

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