Johnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega

Dr. Johnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega

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Academic Career Length

11Years (2016-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 November 2019 in Forensic Science International
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JNJohnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega
Johnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega
APAne Polline Lacerda Protasio
Ane Polline Lacerda Protasio
IRIsabella Lima Ribeiro
Isabella Lima Ribeiro
AVAna Maria Valenca
Ana Maria Valenca
BSBianca Marques Santiago
Bianca Marques Santiago
RCroberto cameriere
roberto cameriere

1 September 2017
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JNJohnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega
Johnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega
EDEugenia Livia de Andrade Dantas
Eugenia Livia de Andrade Dantas
JFJulio Cesar Campos Ferreira-Filho
Julio Cesar Campos Ferreira-Filho
NLNayara Pereira Limao
Nayara Pereira Limao
ARAna Carolina Rodrigues-de-Melo
Ana Carolina Rodrigues-de-Melo
BSBianca Marques Santiago
Bianca Marques Santiago

7 December 2017 in Revista de Odontologia da UNESP
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LDLecidamia Damascena
Lecidamia Damascena
LRLarycia Vicente Rodrigues
Larycia Vicente Rodrigues
RCRaphael Cavalcante Costa
Raphael Cavalcante Costa
JNJohnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega
Johnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega
EDEugênia Lívia de Andrade Dantas
Eugênia Lívia de Andrade Dantas
AVAna Maria Gondim Valença
Ana Maria Gondim Valença
Descriptors: Hospital; patient; oral health; oral manifestations; biofilm

13 February 2025 in American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology
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JNJohnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega
Johnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega
TFTainá Nascimento Falcão
Tainá Nascimento Falcão
IRIsabella Lima Arrais Ribeiro
Isabella Lima Arrais Ribeiro
AJAdemir Franco Do Rosário Júnior
Ademir Franco Do Rosário Júnior
RCRoberto Cameriere
Roberto Cameriere
BSBianca Marques Santiago
Bianca Marques Santiago
Children and adolescents receive varying levels of support and punishment when experiencing situations that classify them as defendants or victims. Age information is crucial for defining these cases. The objective was to apply the second (I2M) and third (I3M) molar maturity indices to diagnose the age of 12, and find out the cutoff points capable of generating better predictions among Brazilians. This observational cross-sectional study analyzed panoramic radiographs from the five geographic regions of Brazil. The radiographs were of individuals between 10 and 15 years old, taken between 2013 and 2019. The sample consisted of 125 images of each sex (n = 250), 50 from each geographic region, obtained for the purpose of clinical and/or orthodontic diagnosis and having the mandibular left second and third molars. Data collection followed the I3M methodology based on the measurements made on the second (I2M) and third (I3M) molars, using ImageJ®. The cutoff points found for the I2M, I3M, and I2M × I3M were 0.554 (AUC, 88.5%; 95% CI, 84.00–93.00), 0.519 (AUC, 77.8%; 95% CI, 76.14–79.46), and 0.699 (AUC, 88.4%; 95% CI, 84.48–92.32), respectively. The cutoffs by I2M, I3M, and I2M × I3M are sufficiently accurate for practical application and diagnosis of the age of 12 among individuals aged 10 to 15 in Brazil.

21 November 2017 in Revista de Odontologia da UNESP
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IRIsabella Lima Ribeiro
Isabella Lima Ribeiro
JNJohnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega
Johnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega
AVAna Maria Gondim Valença
Ana Maria Gondim Valença
RCRicardo Dias de Castro
Ricardo Dias de Castro
Introduction The incidence of lip, oral cavity and oropharynx cancer in Brazil is one of the highest worldwide. Objective This study aimed to identify predictors for oral cancer in Brazil between 2010 and 2013. Method Through a time series study in which 14,959 primary head and neck cancer diagnoses were evaluated. The variables of interest were gender, age, race, education level, family history of cancer, alcohol consumption, smoking, and previous cancer diagnosis. The outcome variable was divided into “oral cancer” and “cancer of other head and neck regions.” The data were analysed by multiple binary logistic regression; α=5%. Result The protective factor was: approximately 12 years of education (OR = 0.85). The risk factors were: being an ex-consumer (OR=1.19) or consumer (OR=1.11) of alcohol, tobacco use (OR=1.35) and a prior diagnosis of cancer that went untreated (OR=1.21). Conclusion Was concluded that the oral cancer had the following predictors compared to other types of head and neck cancer during the same period: approximately 12 years of education (protective factor) and ex-consumer or consumer of alcohol, smoking and previous diagnosis of cancer that went untreated (risk factors).

1 February 2021 in Research, Society and Development
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YAYanka Barbosa Alves
Yanka Barbosa Alves
TFTainá Nascimento Falcão
Tainá Nascimento Falcão
LFLoyse Martorano Fernandes
Loyse Martorano Fernandes
JNJohnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega
Johnys Berton Medeiros da Nóbrega
LLLaíse Nascimento Correia Lima
Laíse Nascimento Correia Lima
BSBianca Marques Santiago
Bianca Marques Santiago
O crescimento exponencial de crimes na internet, como a pedofilia, demanda muitas vezes a estimativa da idade a partir das imagens faciais dos indivíduos envolvidos. O objetivo desse estudo foi avaliar a aplicabilidade do método da fotoantropometria para estimativa de idade com fins forenses por meio de uma revisão sistemática. Realizaram-se buscas nas bases PUBMED, SCOPUS, The Cochrane Library, Web of Science, LILACS, CAPES e SIGLE, utilizando MeSH e termos livres com base na estratégia PICO (P: população; I: intervenção; C: comparação; e O: desfecho). Incluíram-se estudos que avaliaram imagens de indivíduos por fotoantropometria para estimativa de idade forense. Procedeu-se extração dos dados e avaliação da qualidade metodológica (QUADAS-2). De 2809 artigos identificados, 37 foram selecionados inicialmente por abordar análise facial através de fotoantropometria. Após leitura na íntegra, identificou-se que 9 estudos que utilizaram o método para estimativa de idade. Com amostra proveniente de 9 nacionalidades diferentes, 5 artigos tiveram suas marcações fotoantropométricas realizadas manualmente, enquanto 4 foram automatizadas. Todos os estudos tiveram agrupamentos de idade próprios para determinação das mesmas, não havendo coincidências entre eles. O método da fotoantropometria foi considerado eficaz para estimativa de idade em 5 artigos, enquanto 4 reportam que mais estudos são necessários para minimizar erros. Somente 3 estudos apresentaram baixo risco de viés por utilizarem padrão de referência aplicável e confiável. A fotoantropometria apresenta aplicabilidade limitada na estimativa de idade forense, havendo evidência questionável acerca de seu uso, devido aos riscos de viés presentes nos estudos.