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    Eficacia de identificación humana por estudio de imágenes del pabellón auricular en una muestra de usuarios de la División Médico Legal de Chachapoyas, 2019
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2020-06-23) Herrera Paisig, Raul Enrique; Quiroz Mejía, Jesús Miguel
    The objective of this study was to establish the effectiveness of human identification through an imaging study of the auricular pavilion, in a sample of users of the Legal Medical Division of Chachapoyas - 2019. This study of observational, descriptive and comparative methodology, analyzed 45 atrial pavilions corresponding to the users, women and men, of the different services provided by the Chachapoyas Legal Medical Division. In order to demonstrate the effectiveness of the study of the auricular pavilion as an identification method, it was carried out by means of the analysis of the Aiken coefficient, assuming a level of statistical significance considered as valid. The results showed that the human identification by study of images of the region of the helix, antihelix, shell and lobe, is effective due to the concordance with its morphology, dimensions and individualizing characters, assuming a level of statistical significance for the case of the Helix of p = 0.001, considered valid; in the case of the antihelix of p = 0.001, considered as valid; in the case of the shell of p = 0.001, considered as valid, and in the case of the lobe of p = 0.049, considered as valid. Likewise, a probability was established that an atrial pavilion is repeated with the same height and width measurements is 0.0222, indicating that the event can occur remotely. Concluding that the human identification by study of images of the auricular pavilion is effective for the concordance with its morphology, dimensions and individualizing characters of the regions of the helix, antihelix and atrial shell, in a sample of users of the Legal Medical Division of Chachapoyas.