Morphometric Analysis of Proximal End of the Tibia

Ahmad, Nadia; Singh, Deepa; Dubey, Aksh; Jethani, S L

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“…The study in Korean population 10 revealed the dimension of anteroposterior measurement of intercondylar area of tibia to be 47.3+3.8mm as compared to 48.79±0.76mm in the present study. However, the results of the studies done on Indian population 13,15 were lower than the present study. The mediolateral measurement across both tibial condyles in the present study corroborate with the studies done on Thai population 12 and Indian population 15 However, higher values were reported in Korean population 10 and Chinese population.…”

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“…However, the results of the studies done on Indian population 13,15 were lower than the present study. The mediolateral measurement across both tibial condyles in the present study corroborate with the studies done on Thai population 12 and Indian population 15 However, higher values were reported in Korean population 10 and Chinese population. 11 Designing the prosthesis of knee, considering the gender difference has been advocated in Chinese population.…”

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“…14 The data obtained from these populations coincided with the data obtained from the present study which was conducted in Nepalese population. However, the results of the studies done on Indian population 15 were lower than that was reported in our study. The study in Korean population 10 revealed the dimension of anteroposterior measurement of intercondylar area of tibia to be 47.3+3.8mm as compared to 48.79±0.76mm in the present study.…”

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The Upper end of Tibia of Nepalese adults: A Morphometric study

Mukhia

Mansur

Wahekar

2020

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Introduction: The tibia bone forms the main skeleton of the leg. It plays an important role in weight bearing and takes part in the formation of knee joint. The knowledge of different dimensions of upper end of tibia will help the orthopaedic surgeons for diagnosis, planning and treatment of disease related to knee. Inappropriate design of knee replacement could affect the outcome of surgery with reported complications. The objective of the study is to find out the morphometric measurements of upper end of tibia in Nepalese Population. Methods: After ethical approval (MEMG/IRC/211/GA) the study was done on 60 dry tibia bones of Nepalese citizens irrespective of sex and race in the Department of Anatomy, Manipal College of Medical Sciences, Pokhara. The morphometric measurements of medial condyle, lateral condyle, intercondylar area and circumference of upper end of tibia of both sides were measured manually by thread, scale and Vernier calliper. Data were reported as mean ± SD and analyzed with MS Excel 2007 software. Results: Average anteroposterior measurements were found to be 46.38 mm and 39.14 mm and average transverse measurements were 28.79 mm and 27.86 mm respectively for medial and lateral condyles of both sides. The anteroposterior and transverse measurements of intercondylar area of tibia were 47.75 mm and 7.11 mm on the right side and 49.81 mm and 7.25 mm respectively on the left side (p<0.05). Similarly mediolateral length and circumference of upper end of tibia of left limb were significantly greater than the right limb (p<0.05). Conclusion: The knowledge of different dimensions of upper end of tibia may be important in anthropological practice. Morp hometric parameters of upper end of tibia will be important to orthopaedic surgeons for diagnosis, planning and treatment of disease related to knee in Nepalese population.

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The Upper end of Tibia of Nepalese adults: A Morphometric study

Mukhia

Mansur

Wahekar

2020

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A Cross Sectional Study to Assess Morphometry of Upper End of 80 Cadaveric Tibiae in a Tertiary Care Centre of Central India

Agichani¹,

Medhi²,

Harioudh³

2021

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BACKGROUND Osteoarthritis of knee joint is one of the major health problems, due to the evolution of erect posture. Upper weight bearing end of tibia is most vulnerable to damage in such patients. Total knee arthroplasty and unicompartmental arthroplasty are the most frequently done procedures, which require the use of adequate knee prosthesis. So, the present study was focused at providing morphometric data of upper articular end of tibia for designing the tibial component of prosthesis. METHODS The present study has been conducted in SAMC & PGI, Indore in the Department of Anatomy. 80 dry tibia bones were studied, of which 33 were right sided and 47 were left sided. Maximum anteroposterior (AP) length and width of upper surface of medial and lateral condyles and intercondylar area were measured with digital vernier caliper. RESULTS The average anteroposterior diameter was found to be greater than the transverse diameter for both the condyles and the intercondylar area, irrespective of side. Furthermore, the anteroposterior diameter and the transverse diameter of medial condyle was more than that of lateral condyle on both the sides. In intercondylar area, the anteroposterior diameter was found to be more on right side while transverse diameter was more on left side. CONCLUSIONS The present study demonstrates the accurate complete comparative measurements of all the parameters of upper surface of medial and lateral condyles and intercondylar area. The morphometric data obtained will provide guidelines for designing tibial component of knee prosthesis in central Indian population. Apart from clinical significance, the study has anthropological and medicolegal importance as well. KEYWORDS Morphometry, Upper End of Tibia, Knee Joint

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Morphometric Study of Medial and Lateral Condyle of the Tibia in North Indian Population

Randev

Laxmi

Sharma

et al. 2021

Global Journal for Research Analysis

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SUMMARY: Total and unicompartmental joints replacements have become the main standard for the treatment of degenerative disorders and osteoarthritis of the knee. In total knee arthroplasty less than half an inch (9 mm) of the tibial and femoral articular surfaces are removed from the ends of bones and replace the metal and plastic prosthesis. There by the dimensions of each condyle are requisite for designing prosthesis required for knee arthroplasty. Fifty (25 right & 25 left) adult fully ossied dry tibias were taken from the Department of Anatomy and morphometric measurements of medial and lateral condyle were taken by using a Vernier caliper. Statistical analysis of the parameters was done. Present study, the mean anteroposterior, the transverse diameter of medial and lateral condyles of tibia were 45.71±3.17, 29.75±2.95, and 39.71±3.09, 30.24±2.45 mm respectively. The mean mediolateral length of total tibia and the mean circumference of the upper tibia were 69.35±5.08 and 191.49±14.85 mm respectively. The results of this study will be helpful for anatomists, anthropologists, and orthopedics in cases of unicompartmental knee arthroplasty, complete knee arthroplasty procedures, and meniscal transplantation.

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Morphometric Analysis of Proximal End of the Tibia

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The Upper end of Tibia of Nepalese adults: A Morphometric study

The Upper end of Tibia of Nepalese adults: A Morphometric study

A Cross Sectional Study to Assess Morphometry of Upper End of 80 Cadaveric Tibiae in a Tertiary Care Centre of Central India

Morphometric Study of Medial and Lateral Condyle of the Tibia in North Indian Population

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