Employing Computed Tomography to Assess Clavicle Symmetry in Healthy Adults in the Indian Population of Dakshina Karnataka
Mustapha Alhaji Barde,
Dolly A. Sharma,
Sushil Yadav
Abstract:Background The S-shaped collar bone lies horizontally at the root of the neck and is one of the most common bones to fracture. The symmetry of the clavicle bone differs between males and females, so the present study was conducted to assess the symmetry of the clavicle in healthy adults of the Indian population in the Dakshina Karnataka region.
Methods The data for this cross-sectional study were retrospectively collected from 138 adult patients who all underwent chest computed tomography (CT) for cl… Show more
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