Erin F. Hutchinson
University of the Witwatersrand
South Africa
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- Publications
- 32
- Citations
- 296
- h-index
- 9
- Publishing journals
- 18
- Years of publications
- 16
- Active since
- 2011
- References
- 1.1K
- Institutions
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Publication history
Latest publications
- Age estimation from the immature pars lateralis using decision tree analysis.
- Leading the transition to ethical human body sourcing in Africa: The South African experience
- Taking shape: A geometric morphometric analysis of the immature human palate in relation to dental eruption and growth
- Bone mineral density and geometric morphometrics: Indicators of growth in the immature pars basilaris
- Perceptions of journal editors on the use of eponyms in anatomical publishing: the need for compromise
- Unilateral optic nerve aplasia associated with microphthalmia: a rare cadaveric report
- Assessing the morphology and bone mineral density of the immature pars lateralis as an indicator of age
- Neurovascular territories of the canine fossa: Analysis of a South African population
- Cadaveric Discovery Of Unilateral Optic Nerve Aplasia And Microphthalmia: A Rare Anomaly With Ocular Abnormalities
- The ethical use of digital technology in teaching anatomy: A southern African perspective
- Anatomy: An Opportunity for South African Health Science Students to Discuss Their Emotional Responses to Human Remains in the Laboratory
- Assessment of decomposition on the integrity and stability of post-mortem mRNA
- A morphometric analysis of the immature human infraorbital canal
- PCR based method for sex estimation from bone samples of unidentified South African fetal remains
- The Law, Ethics and Body Donation: A Tale of Two Bequeathal Programs
- Contributions of the pars lateralis, pars basilaris and femur to age estimations of the immature skeleton within a South African forensic setting
- Supporting early career anatomists: An international challenge
- The altered profile of a donated cadaver population: Challenges for teaching and research?
- Issue Information
- Making the Ethical Transition in South Africa: Acquiring Human Bodies for Training in Anatomy
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