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Traditionally, the fields of anthropology and biomedical engineering are two diverse areas of science. Over the last few years various subfields of biomedical engineering have been trending towards personalized medicine. Presently there are a limited number of models that neuroscientists use to evaluate theory and solve application problems, thus depersonalizing medicine. This chapter introduces a novel integration of how anthropology can lend to and improve personalized neuromedicine through the study of physical charactersistics, the relationship of races, and gender. By integrating anthropometric and craniofacial data, future head models should accomdate race, gender, age, and size to better approximate personalized medicine on a wide-scale approach.

Applying Craniofacial Metrics to Adapt 3D Generic Head Models