Interferência de doenças dermatológicas na datiloscopia

Abstract

The process of human identification through digital fingerprints consists in the visualization of the thimdal pulps, where dermatoglygnonic patterns are interpreted, symbolized and arranged in a fraction or typing formula used as one of the parameters of individualization. The process of human identification through digital fingerprints consists in the visualization of the thimdal pulps, where dermatoglygnonic patterns are interpreted, symbolized and arranged in a fraction or typing formula used as one of the parameters of individualization. Through this reality, this study identified, through a narrative review involving exploratory research of qualitative approach through sources of bibliographic and electronic information, the most common diseases that interfere with the identification and typoscopic individualization. In conclusion, it was observed that the diseases that present influencing records on the thimble pulps and their expressions were: Psoriasis, Atopic Eczema or Hand Eczema, Common Wart, Leprosy, Fissured Pulpitis of the Fingers and Adermatogliphya. These diseases allow epidermal records to be minimized and/or absent; knowledge of extreme importance for professionals working in the area of papillocopy, since beforehand they will have to look for other procedures to clarify the identity of the citizen being analyzed.