1940
DOI: 10.1111/j.1651-2227.1940.tb05810.x
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Über Mongoloide Partialsymptome Mit Besonderer Beachtung Der Sog. Vierfingerfurghe.

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Nach einer Übersicht der Literatur über mongoloide Partialsymptome, mit besonderer Beachtung der Vierfingerfurche (V. F. F.) wird über die Resultate einer Untersuchung an über 700 schwedischsprachigen Volksschulschülern in Helsingfors, von denen die meisten im Alter von 7–13 Jahren standen, berichtet. Der Prozentsatz für das Vorkommen des Epicanthus sank bei den Knaben von 7.7% bei einem Alter von 7 Jahren auf 4.2% bei 13 Jahren, bei den Mädchen waren die entsprechenden Werte 13.3 % resp. 5.9 %… Show more

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“…The sex difference is very pronounced which accounts for the higher partial score given for males. The atypical four finger line which can best be described as an incomplete fusion of the two m id-palm ar flexion creases (see Brander, 1940) is also more frequent in the Down syndrome and has been given the partial score 1. The atd angle is determined by the position of three different triradii as indicated by the dotted line in Fig.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The sex difference is very pronounced which accounts for the higher partial score given for males. The atypical four finger line which can best be described as an incomplete fusion of the two m id-palm ar flexion creases (see Brander, 1940) is also more frequent in the Down syndrome and has been given the partial score 1. The atd angle is determined by the position of three different triradii as indicated by the dotted line in Fig.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The so-called four linger line occurs rather frequently among mongoloids (about 30%), but is present in only a few per cent of normal individuals (Brander 1940, andOsier 1953).…”
Section: Figmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our figures for normal children (mean age around 3 years) are rather high compared to those of Penrose. The presence of a four finger line has been investigated, following the principles of classification used by Brander (1940). Transitional type 2 (table 5) is a little closer to the typical four finger line than transitional type 1 (fig.…”
Section: This Investigationmentioning
confidence: 99%