Ki Seok Koh
Biographic Data
| ID | 4161920 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ki Seok Koh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ki Seok |
| FAMILY NAME | Koh |
| SIGNATURE | KOH K S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Konkuk University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Topographic Relationship between the Zygomatic Arch and Coronoid Process of the Mandible
Illustrations in almost all textbooks and atlases of anatomy normally show that the zygomatic arch (ZA) and coronoid process (CP) of the mandible overlap vertically. Their topographic relationship is important for plastic surgeons in various situations, such as restorations of ZA fractures. The present study investigated the topographic relationship between the ZA and CP of the mandible in three-dimensional models of Korean human cadavers. The to…
Fabrication of Korean Skull Model
Sex Determination of the Mandible Focusing on the Ramus
Sex Determination of the Sternum in Koreans
Identification of an individual is the mainstay of forensic investigation. In the present study, criteria for sex determination were established using 111 adult Korean sternums (63 males and 48 females). They were analyzed using identification points (IPs) and limit points (LPs), as reported previously. Only three of the ten parameters measured-sternal body length, sternal length (i.e., manubrium+body), and sternal area-were useful for sex determ…
The Application of the Dissection Seminar in Anatomical Practice
Two-phalanged Fifth Toe in Korean Children
Physical Anthropologic Characteristics of the Auricle through the Metric and Non-metric Analysis in Korean Young Adults
Morphologic Study of the Rectus Abdominis Muscle for Flap Surgery
Topography of the Branching Patterns of the Facial Nerve in Korean
This study demonstrates the anatomical relationships and variability of the facial nerve trunk and branches with emphasis on intraparotid connections between divisions. Microsurgical dissections were performed on 30 Korean halfheads. The facial nerve trunk was exposed, depth from the skin surface to the stylomastoid foramen (21.03.1 mm) and distance between the stylomastoid foramen and the bifurcation point of temporofacial (upper) and cervicofac…
Metric and Non -metric Characteristics of Korean Eyes Using Satadardized Photographs
Topographic Anatomy of the Arteries Supplying Sternocleidomastoid Muscle for Osseomusculocutaneous Flap Surgery
An Art Anatomical Study of the Facial Profile of Korean
Tortuosity of Vertebral Artery between the Atlas and the Axis
An Anatomical Study of the Superior and Inferior Gluteal Arteries Supplying Gluteus Maximus for Musculocutaneous Flaps
Secular Changes of Cephalic Index in Korean Adults
Facial Reconstruction of Father Dae -Gun (Andrea) Kim
Change of Morphologic Pelvis According to Age in Korean Women
Topography of the Inferior Wall of the Maxillary Sinus in Koreans
Non-metric Traits of Korean Skulls
Morphometries of the Maxillary Sinus in Koreans
Group Analysis Using the Metric Measurements of Korean skulls
Non-metric Dental Traits in Koreans and Its Racial Differences
Since the non-metric traits of the human teeth are various according to the genetic or environmental factors, these dental traits are significantly used in distinguishing the different racial groups. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the non-metric dental traits of Koreans among the various races on the viewpoints of the physical anthropology. The materials of this study were conducted with incisors, canine, and molars collected from 168 …
Anthropometric Study on the Face of Modern Korean Youths II
Asymmetric Study on the Korean Skull Using Bilateral Measurements
Non-metric Traits of Korean Mandibles
Mandible is the biggest and the hardest facial bone and its shape is found well-remained in the fossil and forensic research area. Therefore it is of significance in physical anthropology and it has been used to distinguish the different ethnic groups as well as the sex. The researchers took 102 mandibles in Korean of the known sex and examined the physical anthropologic characteristics that exist among the Korean males and females as well as the…
Secular Changes of Cephalic Index in Korean Adults
Physical Anthropological Characteristics and Sex Determinative Analysis by the Metric Traits of Korean Mandibles
Mandible is the biggest and the hardest facial bone and its shape is found well-remained in the fossil and forensic research area. Therefore it is of significance in physical anthropology and it has been used to distinguish the different ethnic groups as well as the gender. The 102 Korean mandibles of the known sex were examined by metric physical anthropological methods.\n The 27 criteria of the mandible's metric traits which include ramus heigh…
Sex Determination of the Mandible Focusing on the Ramus
Non-metric Traits of Korean Skulls
Non-metric Traits of Korean Mandibles
Mandible is the biggest and the hardest facial bone and its shape is found well-remained in the fossil and forensic research area. Therefore it is of significance in physical anthropology and it has been used to distinguish the different ethnic groups as well as the sex. The researchers took 102 mandibles in Korean of the known sex and examined the physical anthropologic characteristics that exist among the Korean males and females as well as the…
An Art Anatomical Study of the Facial Profile of Korean
Asymmetric Study on the Korean Skull Using Bilateral Measurements
Anthropometric Study on the Face of Modern Korean Youths I
Non-metric Dental Traits in Koreans and Its Racial Differences
Since the non-metric traits of the human teeth are various according to the genetic or environmental factors, these dental traits are significantly used in distinguishing the different racial groups. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the non-metric dental traits of Koreans among the various races on the viewpoints of the physical anthropology. The materials of this study were conducted with incisors, canine, and molars collected from 168 …
Anthropometric Study on the Face of Modern Korean Youths II
Asymmetric Study on the Korean Skull Using Bilateral Measurements
Non-metric Traits of Korean Mandibles
Mandible is the biggest and the hardest facial bone and its shape is found well-remained in the fossil and forensic research area. Therefore it is of significance in physical anthropology and it has been used to distinguish the different ethnic groups as well as the sex. The researchers took 102 mandibles in Korean of the known sex and examined the physical anthropologic characteristics that exist among the Korean males and females as well as the…
The Asymmetry of the Nonmetric Traits of Korean Adult Skulls
In anthropological studies based on frequencies of nonmetric traits, the choice between sampling by individuals or by sides remained by difficulty. Though the assumption about the biological meaning of asymmetry has been interpreted in various ways, little attention has focused on the meaning of bilateral nonmetric traits of Korean adult skulls. This study examined the asymmetric occurrence of nonmetric traits of Korean skulls and the correlation…
Development of Search Engine related to Korean Physical Anthropology Data by Internet
Anthropometric Study on the Face of Modern Korean Youths I
Physical Anthropological Characteristics and Sex Determinative Analysis by the Metric Traits of Korean Mandibles
Mandible is the biggest and the hardest facial bone and its shape is found well-remained in the fossil and forensic research area. Therefore it is of significance in physical anthropology and it has been used to distinguish the different ethnic groups as well as the gender. The 102 Korean mandibles of the known sex were examined by metric physical anthropological methods.\n The 27 criteria of the mandible's metric traits which include ramus heigh…
Secular Changes of Cephalic Index in Korean Adults
Facial Reconstruction of Father Dae -Gun (Andrea) Kim
Change of Morphologic Pelvis According to Age in Korean Women
Topography of the Inferior Wall of the Maxillary Sinus in Koreans
Non-metric Traits of Korean Skulls
Morphometries of the Maxillary Sinus in Koreans
Group Analysis Using the Metric Measurements of Korean skulls
Metric and Non -metric Characteristics of Korean Eyes Using Satadardized Photographs
Topographic Anatomy of the Arteries Supplying Sternocleidomastoid Muscle for Osseomusculocutaneous Flap Surgery
An Art Anatomical Study of the Facial Profile of Korean
Tortuosity of Vertebral Artery between the Atlas and the Axis
An Anatomical Study of the Superior and Inferior Gluteal Arteries Supplying Gluteus Maximus for Musculocutaneous Flaps
Morphologic Study of the Rectus Abdominis Muscle for Flap Surgery
Topography of the Branching Patterns of the Facial Nerve in Korean
This study demonstrates the anatomical relationships and variability of the facial nerve trunk and branches with emphasis on intraparotid connections between divisions. Microsurgical dissections were performed on 30 Korean halfheads. The facial nerve trunk was exposed, depth from the skin surface to the stylomastoid foramen (21.03.1 mm) and distance between the stylomastoid foramen and the bifurcation point of temporofacial (upper) and cervicofac…
Two-phalanged Fifth Toe in Korean Children
Physical Anthropologic Characteristics of the Auricle through the Metric and Non-metric Analysis in Korean Young Adults
Sex Determination of the Mandible Focusing on the Ramus
Medicine (18 works) · Anatomy (10 works) · Consumer Perception and Purchasing Behavior (8 works) · Biology (7 works) · Metric (unit (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Engineering (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (5 works) · Geography (5 works)