Morphometric Analysis Along With Estimation of Total Length of Femur Among Population of West Bengal

Datta, M.; Srimani, Phalguni; Saha, Ankana

doi:10.16965/ijar.2016.379

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“…Comparison of the mean values of Robustness, platymeria and pilastric indexes with the literature data and periodic analysis are shown in Table 5. 6,7,9,35 In a study conducted in Istanbul, intercondylar width index was found to be 0.29±0.03 and intercondylar depth index was found to be 0.40±0.03. 36 In a study conducted in athletes, the intercondylar width index were found to be 0.305 for female athletes and 0.311 for male athletes.…”

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Evaluation and Categorization of Femur Morphometry with Digital Measurement Method

Senol¹,

Yücel²

2019

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BACKGROUND Variational differences of the femur between populations like clinical, anthropological and forensic anthropology are important. These morphometric differences are influenced by factors such as race, heredity, climate and diet. METHODS With the descriptive and cross-sectional design of this study, we aimed to investigate the femur morphometry with digital image analysis program. In this study, 105 femur bones belonging to Cukurova University, Medicine Faculty, Anatomy Department, were used. This study which has a descriptive and crosssectional design, was carried out in April 2018. For statistical analysis, "Statistical Package for Social Sciences for Windows 20.0" program was used. RESULTS The mean and standard deviation values of the parameters measured in femur were as follows-maximum femur length 431.42±36.2, physiological femur length 428±36.

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