Roelof-Jan Oostra

Clinical and comparative morphology / Full Professor

Amsterdam University Medical Centers

Netherlands

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Roelof-Jan Oostra is a Full Professor at the Academic Medical Center - University of Amsterdam, Netherlands. His research focuses on clinical and comparative morphology, particularly in areas such as human taphonomy, conjoined twinning, and forensic anthropology. His recent publications examine topics ranging from the fluorescence of tissue types to the diagnostics of gunshot trauma in human remains.

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Tristan Krap

University of Maastricht

NETHERLANDS

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Anas Gasser

Vrije Universiteit Brussel

BELGIUM

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Bjarke Jensen

Assistant Professor

Amsterdam UMC, University of Amsterdam

NETHERLANDS

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Maurice Aalders

Professor of Forensic BioPhysics

Amsterdam University Medical Centers, location AMC

NETHERLANDS

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Lucas L. Boer

NETHERLANDS

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Alberto Zanatta

ITALY

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Articles (11)

Fluorescence of various buried fresh and fresh-frozen-thawed tissue types up until the point of active decay: a human taphonomy study

Temperature-specific spectral shift of luminescing thermally altered human remains

Craniorachipagus symmetric conjoined twinning: Identification of a fourth case and delineation of the phenotype

History and highlights of the teratological collection in the Narrenturm, Vienna (Austria)

Reply to Stöllberger et al.

Gunshot trauma in human long bones: towards practical diagnostic guidance for forensic anthropologists

Publisher Correction: Gunshot trauma in human long bones: towards practical diagnostic guidance for forensic anthropologists

Conjoined twins and conjoined triplets: At the heart of the matter

Higher spatial resolution improves the interpretation of the extent of ventricular trabeculation

Midline crossing pulmonary vein: right upper lobe dual venous drainage, with partial anomalous venous return of the right lung into a persistent left superior vena cava

Individualised and non-contact post-mortem interval determination of human bodies using visible and thermal 3D imaging

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Tristan Krap

Anas Gasser

Bjarke Jensen

Maurice Aalders

Lucas L. Boer

Alberto Zanatta

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