Morphometric Study of the Humerus Segments in Indian Population

The aim of the present study was to obtain the measurements of the different humerus segments and to estimate the length of humeri from them. For this purpose 100 (51 left and 49 right) sex-aggregated, adult dry humerus from Indian population, were taken to analyze the morphometric details of the hu...

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Autores principales: Somesh,M. S, Prabhu,Latha V, Shilpa,K, Pai,Mangala M, Krishnamurthy,Ashwin, Murlimanju,B. V
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spelling oai:scielo:S0717-950220110004000172012-07-30Morphometric Study of the Humerus Segments in Indian PopulationSomesh,M. SPrabhu,Latha VShilpa,KPai,Mangala MKrishnamurthy,AshwinMurlimanju,B. V Humerus segments Morphometry Forensic anthropology The aim of the present study was to obtain the measurements of the different humerus segments and to estimate the length of humeri from them. For this purpose 100 (51 left and 49 right) sex-aggregated, adult dry humerus from Indian population, were taken to analyze the morphometric details of the humerus segments. The distance between five different segments viz: most proximal point of the humeral head and greater tuberosity (HA), head of the humerus and surgical neck of humerus (HB), proximal and distal point of olecranon fossa (HC), the distal point of olecranon fossa and trochlea of humerus (HD), proximal point of olecranon fossa and distal point of trochlea of humerus (HE) and finally the maximum length of humerus (HL) were obtained by means of an osteometrical board and an analogical caliper. Simples linear regressions (p < 0.01) were made to correlate each segment with the total length of the humerus. Positive results were obtained in segments HB and HE of right humerus. Regressions formulae were obtained to define these estimative. In conclusion, our study demonstrated that length of the humerus can be estimated from measures of different segments of humerus and this study helps in forensic, anatomic and archeological cases in order to identify unknown bodies and to determine stature of the individual and as well as for the orthopedic surgeons for the treatment of proximal and distal humerus fractures and for their reconstruction.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Chilena de AnatomíaInternational Journal of Morphology v.29 n.4 20112011-12-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-95022011000400017en10.4067/S0717-95022011000400017
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language English
topic Humerus segments
Morphometry
Forensic anthropology
spellingShingle Humerus segments
Morphometry
Forensic anthropology
Somesh,M. S
Prabhu,Latha V
Shilpa,K
Pai,Mangala M
Krishnamurthy,Ashwin
Murlimanju,B. V
Morphometric Study of the Humerus Segments in Indian Population
description The aim of the present study was to obtain the measurements of the different humerus segments and to estimate the length of humeri from them. For this purpose 100 (51 left and 49 right) sex-aggregated, adult dry humerus from Indian population, were taken to analyze the morphometric details of the humerus segments. The distance between five different segments viz: most proximal point of the humeral head and greater tuberosity (HA), head of the humerus and surgical neck of humerus (HB), proximal and distal point of olecranon fossa (HC), the distal point of olecranon fossa and trochlea of humerus (HD), proximal point of olecranon fossa and distal point of trochlea of humerus (HE) and finally the maximum length of humerus (HL) were obtained by means of an osteometrical board and an analogical caliper. Simples linear regressions (p < 0.01) were made to correlate each segment with the total length of the humerus. Positive results were obtained in segments HB and HE of right humerus. Regressions formulae were obtained to define these estimative. In conclusion, our study demonstrated that length of the humerus can be estimated from measures of different segments of humerus and this study helps in forensic, anatomic and archeological cases in order to identify unknown bodies and to determine stature of the individual and as well as for the orthopedic surgeons for the treatment of proximal and distal humerus fractures and for their reconstruction.
author Somesh,M. S
Prabhu,Latha V
Shilpa,K
Pai,Mangala M
Krishnamurthy,Ashwin
Murlimanju,B. V
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Prabhu,Latha V
Shilpa,K
Pai,Mangala M
Krishnamurthy,Ashwin
Murlimanju,B. V
author_sort Somesh,M. S
title Morphometric Study of the Humerus Segments in Indian Population
title_short Morphometric Study of the Humerus Segments in Indian Population
title_full Morphometric Study of the Humerus Segments in Indian Population
title_fullStr Morphometric Study of the Humerus Segments in Indian Population
title_full_unstemmed Morphometric Study of the Humerus Segments in Indian Population
title_sort morphometric study of the humerus segments in indian population
publisher Sociedad Chilena de Anatomía
publishDate 2011
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