Forensics Applications
With the increasing number of natural and man-made disasters
occurring around the world, the need for safe, portable dental
radiography equipment for disaster victim identification (DVI) and forensic applications has never
been greater. The NOMAD
eXaminer handheld X-ray system is the system of choice among
forensic odontology teams worldwide.
A number of forensic experts were first introduced
to the NOMAD at Sites 1 and 2 in Thailand following the 2004
Asian Tsunami. In addition, NOMAD was showcased
during the BAHID/NFI (Veldhoven, Netherlands), AAFS/ASFO (Seattle,
USA), and ANZFSS (Fremantle, Australia) conferences.
The NOMAD eXaminer is
a valuable forensic tool that has been found to be an extraordinary
advancement for crime scene and mortuary examinations. Following the tsunami, the NOMAD eXaminer was indispensable in dealing
with the massive human identification effort in Thailand. Since
that time, the NOMAD eXaminer has been deployed to disaster
scenes throughout the world. In many cases, it was demanded
by forensic specialists who have experience with the device and
appreciate its importance to their work. In fact, several
forensic odontologists have purchased NOMAD devices for their private
practices or in preparation for their next DVI duty. The
NOMAD eXaminer was also the only portable X-ray unit used by
the forensic odontologists of DMORT (USA) at the Hurricane Katrina
sites, and has been adopted in large numbers for deployment by
Kenyon International.
NOMAD eXaminer advocates worldwide are working hard to build
awareness of the device within the global DVI and forensic communities
because of its unique benefits for these applications. Weighing
less than 4 kg, the battery-powered NOMAD was engineered for
operator safety and is the only FDA-registered, UL, and CE-marked
portable, handheld dental X-ray system for local or global DVI
operations.
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