Study of Greater Sciatic Notch in Sex Determination of Hip Bone by Metric Method.
Dr. Suma Dnyanesh1, Dr. Dnyanesh DK2, Dr. Phaniraj S3, Dr. Mallikarjun M3, Dr. Vijayashri BH4, Dr. Kapil Amgain1
1Department of Anatomy, KLE University’s Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Belgaum-590010, Karnataka 2Department of Paediatrics, KLE University’s Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Belgaum-590010, Karnataka 3Department of Anatomy, VIMS, Bellary-583104, Karnataka, INDIA. 4Department of Physiology, KIMS, Hubli, Karnataka, INDIA.
This study evaluated the dimensions of the foramen magnum in 68 adult human skulls from North India to determine if the measurements could be used to estimate sex. The anteroposterior and transverse diameters of the foramen magnum were measured. Statistical analysis found both diameters were significantly larger in male skulls compared to female skulls. The study concluded that foramen magnum dimensions can be useful in sex determination and establishing a biological profile for skeletal remains.
A Study of Interparietal Bones in Adult Human Skullsiosrjce
IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences is one of the speciality Journal in Dental Science and Medical Science published by International Organization of Scientific Research (IOSR). The Journal publishes papers of the highest scientific merit and widest possible scope work in all areas related to medical and dental science. The Journal welcome review articles, leading medical and clinical research articles, technical notes, case reports and others.
The Indian Dental Academy is the Leader in continuing dental education , training dentists in all aspects of dentistry and
offering a wide range of dental certified courses in different formats.for more details please visit
www.indiandentalacademy.com
Analysis of Metric Sexing Determination of Dry Hip Bones in Eastern Nepalese ...BRNSS Publication Hub
Skeletal characteristics differ among individuals. Each population, therefore, possesses specific standards to optimize their identification accuracy. As certain features (e.g., bones of human body and enamel of
tooth and skeletal) remain intact after death, these provide the precious tools for sexing of individuals
in either the field of medicine or related to prehistoric osteological collections. As the sex hormones
influence different reproductive function, the size-related sexual variations exist in nature remarkably.
In contrast, the hip bone is an ideal bone to use for sex determination. In spite of their critical use, the
findings for the determination of metric sexing with utilization of hip bones in Nepalese people still
remain unknown. We, therefore, collected human hip bones and carried out the study to determination
of metric sexing. Interestingly, our findings have made the present study of interest from anatomical,
anthropological, and forensic points of views.
The document summarizes a study that analyzed sexual dimorphism in the greater sciatic notch by measuring various parameters in 46 hip bones. The study found:
1) Maximum width and depth differed significantly between males and females on the left side.
2) The posterior segment width differed significantly on the right side.
3) Two indices measuring width and depth ratios were also significantly different between sexes.
4) The findings support using greater sciatic notch measurements to determine sex.
The document summarizes a study that analyzed sexual dimorphism in the greater sciatic notch by measuring various parameters in hip bones. The study measured the maximum width, maximum depth, posterior segment width, and two indices in the greater sciatic notches of 46 hip bones (24 male, 22 female). Most parameters showed significant sexual dimorphism between male and female hip bones, with male notches generally wider and deeper. The study concludes that measurements of the greater sciatic notch can reliably be used to determine the sex of skeletal remains.
This study investigated age and gender differences in three mandibular parameters (gonial angle, ramus height, and bigonial width) using digital panoramic radiographs of 209 dentate Jordanian subjects. The results showed that males had slightly higher measurements than females for all three parameters. Gonial angle and bigonial width increased with age while ramus height first increased from ages 11-29 and then decreased with increasing age. Statistically significant differences were found between several age groups for each parameter, suggesting the mandible undergoes remodeling changes with aging.
This document reviews various imaging modalities used to diagnose temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. It discusses plain radiography, panoramic radiography, tomography, arthrography, computed tomography, cone beam computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasonography, and radionuclide imaging. For each modality, it describes its uses, advantages, and limitations in evaluating TMJ structures and pathologies. Magnetic resonance imaging is highlighted as the preferred method for assessing soft tissues like the disc position, while computed tomography is useful when bony involvement is suspected due to its ability to evaluate osseous changes with less radiation than CT. The correct imaging approach depends on the individual case and clinical findings.
This study evaluated the dimensions of the foramen magnum in 68 adult human skulls from North India to determine if the measurements could be used to estimate sex. The anteroposterior and transverse diameters of the foramen magnum were measured. Statistical analysis found both diameters were significantly larger in male skulls compared to female skulls. The study concluded that foramen magnum dimensions can be useful in sex determination and establishing a biological profile for skeletal remains.
A Study of Interparietal Bones in Adult Human Skullsiosrjce
IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences is one of the speciality Journal in Dental Science and Medical Science published by International Organization of Scientific Research (IOSR). The Journal publishes papers of the highest scientific merit and widest possible scope work in all areas related to medical and dental science. The Journal welcome review articles, leading medical and clinical research articles, technical notes, case reports and others.
The Indian Dental Academy is the Leader in continuing dental education , training dentists in all aspects of dentistry and
offering a wide range of dental certified courses in different formats.for more details please visit
www.indiandentalacademy.com
Analysis of Metric Sexing Determination of Dry Hip Bones in Eastern Nepalese ...BRNSS Publication Hub
Skeletal characteristics differ among individuals. Each population, therefore, possesses specific standards to optimize their identification accuracy. As certain features (e.g., bones of human body and enamel of
tooth and skeletal) remain intact after death, these provide the precious tools for sexing of individuals
in either the field of medicine or related to prehistoric osteological collections. As the sex hormones
influence different reproductive function, the size-related sexual variations exist in nature remarkably.
In contrast, the hip bone is an ideal bone to use for sex determination. In spite of their critical use, the
findings for the determination of metric sexing with utilization of hip bones in Nepalese people still
remain unknown. We, therefore, collected human hip bones and carried out the study to determination
of metric sexing. Interestingly, our findings have made the present study of interest from anatomical,
anthropological, and forensic points of views.
The document summarizes a study that analyzed sexual dimorphism in the greater sciatic notch by measuring various parameters in 46 hip bones. The study found:
1) Maximum width and depth differed significantly between males and females on the left side.
2) The posterior segment width differed significantly on the right side.
3) Two indices measuring width and depth ratios were also significantly different between sexes.
4) The findings support using greater sciatic notch measurements to determine sex.
The document summarizes a study that analyzed sexual dimorphism in the greater sciatic notch by measuring various parameters in hip bones. The study measured the maximum width, maximum depth, posterior segment width, and two indices in the greater sciatic notches of 46 hip bones (24 male, 22 female). Most parameters showed significant sexual dimorphism between male and female hip bones, with male notches generally wider and deeper. The study concludes that measurements of the greater sciatic notch can reliably be used to determine the sex of skeletal remains.
This study investigated age and gender differences in three mandibular parameters (gonial angle, ramus height, and bigonial width) using digital panoramic radiographs of 209 dentate Jordanian subjects. The results showed that males had slightly higher measurements than females for all three parameters. Gonial angle and bigonial width increased with age while ramus height first increased from ages 11-29 and then decreased with increasing age. Statistically significant differences were found between several age groups for each parameter, suggesting the mandible undergoes remodeling changes with aging.
This document reviews various imaging modalities used to diagnose temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. It discusses plain radiography, panoramic radiography, tomography, arthrography, computed tomography, cone beam computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasonography, and radionuclide imaging. For each modality, it describes its uses, advantages, and limitations in evaluating TMJ structures and pathologies. Magnetic resonance imaging is highlighted as the preferred method for assessing soft tissues like the disc position, while computed tomography is useful when bony involvement is suspected due to its ability to evaluate osseous changes with less radiation than CT. The correct imaging approach depends on the individual case and clinical findings.
This study investigated how geometric and material factors influence changes in long-bone fracture tolerance throughout skeletal development. Dynamic three-point bending tests were performed on human femurs ranging from 1-20 years old. Results showed fracture moment increased rapidly with age due to growth-related changes in cross-sectional geometry. Fracture moment was more strongly correlated with geometric measures like section modulus than with material properties like ultimate stress, which changed little early in life. Understanding age-related differences in injury tolerance can improve injury prediction and prevention for children.
The document discusses a study of anatomical variations in sacral hiatus in dry human sacra bones from southern Nigeria. The study found that the most common shapes of the sacral hiatus were inverted V-shape (33.3% of sacra) and inverted U-shape (24.1% of sacra). The apex of the sacral hiatus was most commonly found at the level of the 4th sacral vertebra (66.7% of sacra). Measurements of the sacral hiatus showed the mean length was 23.65mm and the mean anteroposterior diameter at the apex was 6.11mm. The study aims to improve understanding of sacral hiatus variations which could
This case report describes a 21-year-old male patient who presented with a naso-orbito-ethmoid fracture following a motor vehicle accident. Imaging revealed a comminuted NOE fracture. The patient underwent open reduction and internal fixation through a bicoronal approach to repair the fracture. Medial canthopexy was performed via transnasal wiring. Post-operatively, the patient's telecanthus was corrected and intercanthal distance was restored. Follow-up imaging showed good repair of the fracture. NOE fractures can be complex to diagnose and treat, and open reduction may be necessary for comminuted fractures to properly restore facial contours and nasal projection.
A Study of Mastoid Foramina in Adult Human Skullsiosrjce
IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences is one of the speciality Journal in Dental Science and Medical Science published by International Organization of Scientific Research (IOSR). The Journal publishes papers of the highest scientific merit and widest possible scope work in all areas related to medical and dental science. The Journal welcome review articles, leading medical and clinical research articles, technical notes, case reports and others.
Computer Navigated Medial Opening Wedge High Tibial Osteotomy- Review of Lite...CrimsonPublishersOPROJ
Computer Navigated Medial Opening Wedge High Tibial Osteotomy- Review of Literature by Kunal Dhurve* in Crimson Publishers: Orthopedic Research and Reviews Journal
This document discusses evaluation and treatment options for nonunion fractures with associated bone loss. It covers:
1. Causes of bone loss including open fractures, infection, and tumor resection.
2. Classification systems for degree of bone loss based on size and location.
3. Initial treatment focuses on irrigation, debridement, external fixation, antibiotic beads, and soft tissue coverage.
4. Later treatment options include bone grafting, vascularized grafts, distraction osteogenesis, and salvage procedures depending on the size and location of the defect.
The document discusses bone growth and formation, describing the cells involved in bone remodeling including osteoclasts which resorb bone, osteoblasts which form bone, and osteocytes. It also covers bone structure, the layers of bone, the process of bone growth, and methods used in forensic anthropology to analyze skeletal remains such as macroscopic analysis, metric analysis, and radiography.
External fixation in open tibial fractures best evidenceorthoprinciples
This document summarizes evidence from extensive research on the treatment of open tibial fractures comparing external fixation to nailing. It finds that for type 3B open fractures with bone loss, contamination, and delayed presentation, external fixation may have lower deep infection rates than nailing. However, existing studies have had a low number of type 3B cases. A high-quality randomized controlled trial is still needed directly comparing nailing to external fixation for severe 3B open tibial fractures. External fixation can allow for repeat debridement but risks loss of alignment, while infection after nailing requires multiple surgeries. The best treatment choice depends on the specific fracture characteristics and surgeon experience.
This document provides an overview of examining bones for medicolegal purposes. It discusses identifying whether a bone is human, determining characteristics like age, sex and stature. Tools used in examination include microscopy, X-rays and DNA analysis. The medicolegal importance is identification of victims and determining cause and manner of death. Proper documentation of where bones are recovered is important for the examination.
This study evaluated the accuracy of ultrasonography (US) in assessing sutural opening during rapid palatal expansion (RPE) by comparing US findings to oral radiographs in 29 patients undergoing RPE treatment. US examinations were performed immediately after appliance placement and at 10 and 20 turns to evaluate the midpalatal suture. The US and radiographic findings at each time point were comparable in assessing sutural opening during expansion. The study concluded that US provides an accurate, easy to use, and radiation-free method for evaluating midpalatal sutural expansion during RPE treatment.
This document describes a case study of a 28-year old female patient who underwent full-mouth dental implant rehabilitation using a flapless surgical technique with computer-assisted planning. The patient had lost all her teeth due to aggressive periodontal disease, resulting in severe bone loss. A total of 13 dental implants were placed in both jaws using CT-based planning and surgical guides. Immediate loading of the implants was done, and the patient received maxillary and mandibular implant-supported fixed dentures. The CT-based planning and surgical guides helped ensure accurate placement of the implants flapless, and resulted in a successful treatment outcome for the patient.
Structural Targets for Prevention of Post Traumatic OAOARSI
David Hunter MBBS, PhD, FRACP
Florance and Cope Chair of Rheumatology, Professor of Medicine
University of Sydney and Royal North Shore Hospital
Chair, Institute of Bone and Joint Research
Chair, Musculoskeletal, Sydney Medical Program
Consultant Rheumatologist, North Sydney Orthopedic and Sports Medicine
A Study to Evaluate Spatial Gait Parameters in Patients of Osteoarthritic KneeIOSR Journals
Abstract: Osteoarthritis is a slowly evolving articular disease, which appears to originate in the cartilage and
affects the underlying bone, soft tissues and synovial fluid. Quantitative gait analysis is an important clinical
tool for quantifying normal and pathological patterns of locomotion, and has also been shown to be useful for
prescription of treatment as well as in the evaluation of the results of such treatment. The objectives of this study
was to evaluate spatial gait parameters variations in patients with osteoarthritic knee as compared to normal
healthy individuals. 100 subjects were included in the study, 50 normal healthy subjects and 50 subjects with
bilateral knee osteoarthritis with age group of 40-60 years based on the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Before
gait analysis, all subjects were given informed consent as advised by the Institutional Ethical Committee. Gait
analysis was done for both groups with same protocol. Following gait parameters was measured individually
for each subject: Step length [m], Stride length [m], Normalised stride length [%], Step width [m] and Foot
angle [degree]. Paired and unpaired t- test will be used for the analysis of data. The study concluded that there
was significant difference is spatial gait parameters in patients with osteoarthritic knee as compared to normal
healthy individuals.
Keywords: Osteoarthritis, Gait parameters, Spatial gait parameters
Morphometric Analysis of Mandibular and Mental Forameniosrjce
IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences is one of the speciality Journal in Dental Science and Medical Science published by International Organization of Scientific Research (IOSR). The Journal publishes papers of the highest scientific merit and widest possible scope work in all areas related to medical and dental science. The Journal welcome review articles, leading medical and clinical research articles, technical notes, case reports and others.
Methods of study bone growth /certified fixed orthodontic courses by Indian d...Indian dental academy
The Indian Dental Academy is the Leader in continuing dental education , training dentists in all aspects of dentistry and offering a wide range of dental certified courses in different formats.
Indian dental academy provides dental crown & Bridge,rotary endodontics,fixed orthodontics,
Dental implants courses.for details pls visit www.indiandentalacademy.com ,or call
0091-9248678078
This document describes the process of conducting a literature search in CINAHL on the topic of "Exploration, diagnosis and manipulative therapy of the ankle joint". It outlines the steps taken, including searching for relevant descriptors, combining search terms, applying limits, and exporting the results to Mendeley for bibliography formatting. A total of 63 relevant articles were found and their bibliographic information is provided.
Fractures that occur against the background of osteoporosis represent a global medical and social problem. In elderly people, 90% of hip fractures, as international studies have shown, occur against the background of osteoporosis. According to WHO, it is the fractures of the proximal femur that put osteoporosis on the 4th place among all causes of disability and mortality.
This short document contains a link and encourages the reader to click on it to access or obtain something. No other context is provided about what would be accessed or obtained by clicking the link.
Professional Persona Project - John PatinoJohn Patino
This document appears to be a professional profile for John Patino. It includes headings about hard work, passion, and growing and giving with links to articles on each topic. It also lists involvement in the music business from 2009 to 2015. The final slides thank the viewer and provide references for images used in the slides.
This study investigated how geometric and material factors influence changes in long-bone fracture tolerance throughout skeletal development. Dynamic three-point bending tests were performed on human femurs ranging from 1-20 years old. Results showed fracture moment increased rapidly with age due to growth-related changes in cross-sectional geometry. Fracture moment was more strongly correlated with geometric measures like section modulus than with material properties like ultimate stress, which changed little early in life. Understanding age-related differences in injury tolerance can improve injury prediction and prevention for children.
The document discusses a study of anatomical variations in sacral hiatus in dry human sacra bones from southern Nigeria. The study found that the most common shapes of the sacral hiatus were inverted V-shape (33.3% of sacra) and inverted U-shape (24.1% of sacra). The apex of the sacral hiatus was most commonly found at the level of the 4th sacral vertebra (66.7% of sacra). Measurements of the sacral hiatus showed the mean length was 23.65mm and the mean anteroposterior diameter at the apex was 6.11mm. The study aims to improve understanding of sacral hiatus variations which could
This case report describes a 21-year-old male patient who presented with a naso-orbito-ethmoid fracture following a motor vehicle accident. Imaging revealed a comminuted NOE fracture. The patient underwent open reduction and internal fixation through a bicoronal approach to repair the fracture. Medial canthopexy was performed via transnasal wiring. Post-operatively, the patient's telecanthus was corrected and intercanthal distance was restored. Follow-up imaging showed good repair of the fracture. NOE fractures can be complex to diagnose and treat, and open reduction may be necessary for comminuted fractures to properly restore facial contours and nasal projection.
A Study of Mastoid Foramina in Adult Human Skullsiosrjce
IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences is one of the speciality Journal in Dental Science and Medical Science published by International Organization of Scientific Research (IOSR). The Journal publishes papers of the highest scientific merit and widest possible scope work in all areas related to medical and dental science. The Journal welcome review articles, leading medical and clinical research articles, technical notes, case reports and others.
Computer Navigated Medial Opening Wedge High Tibial Osteotomy- Review of Lite...CrimsonPublishersOPROJ
Computer Navigated Medial Opening Wedge High Tibial Osteotomy- Review of Literature by Kunal Dhurve* in Crimson Publishers: Orthopedic Research and Reviews Journal
This document discusses evaluation and treatment options for nonunion fractures with associated bone loss. It covers:
1. Causes of bone loss including open fractures, infection, and tumor resection.
2. Classification systems for degree of bone loss based on size and location.
3. Initial treatment focuses on irrigation, debridement, external fixation, antibiotic beads, and soft tissue coverage.
4. Later treatment options include bone grafting, vascularized grafts, distraction osteogenesis, and salvage procedures depending on the size and location of the defect.
The document discusses bone growth and formation, describing the cells involved in bone remodeling including osteoclasts which resorb bone, osteoblasts which form bone, and osteocytes. It also covers bone structure, the layers of bone, the process of bone growth, and methods used in forensic anthropology to analyze skeletal remains such as macroscopic analysis, metric analysis, and radiography.
External fixation in open tibial fractures best evidenceorthoprinciples
This document summarizes evidence from extensive research on the treatment of open tibial fractures comparing external fixation to nailing. It finds that for type 3B open fractures with bone loss, contamination, and delayed presentation, external fixation may have lower deep infection rates than nailing. However, existing studies have had a low number of type 3B cases. A high-quality randomized controlled trial is still needed directly comparing nailing to external fixation for severe 3B open tibial fractures. External fixation can allow for repeat debridement but risks loss of alignment, while infection after nailing requires multiple surgeries. The best treatment choice depends on the specific fracture characteristics and surgeon experience.
This document provides an overview of examining bones for medicolegal purposes. It discusses identifying whether a bone is human, determining characteristics like age, sex and stature. Tools used in examination include microscopy, X-rays and DNA analysis. The medicolegal importance is identification of victims and determining cause and manner of death. Proper documentation of where bones are recovered is important for the examination.
This study evaluated the accuracy of ultrasonography (US) in assessing sutural opening during rapid palatal expansion (RPE) by comparing US findings to oral radiographs in 29 patients undergoing RPE treatment. US examinations were performed immediately after appliance placement and at 10 and 20 turns to evaluate the midpalatal suture. The US and radiographic findings at each time point were comparable in assessing sutural opening during expansion. The study concluded that US provides an accurate, easy to use, and radiation-free method for evaluating midpalatal sutural expansion during RPE treatment.
This document describes a case study of a 28-year old female patient who underwent full-mouth dental implant rehabilitation using a flapless surgical technique with computer-assisted planning. The patient had lost all her teeth due to aggressive periodontal disease, resulting in severe bone loss. A total of 13 dental implants were placed in both jaws using CT-based planning and surgical guides. Immediate loading of the implants was done, and the patient received maxillary and mandibular implant-supported fixed dentures. The CT-based planning and surgical guides helped ensure accurate placement of the implants flapless, and resulted in a successful treatment outcome for the patient.
Structural Targets for Prevention of Post Traumatic OAOARSI
David Hunter MBBS, PhD, FRACP
Florance and Cope Chair of Rheumatology, Professor of Medicine
University of Sydney and Royal North Shore Hospital
Chair, Institute of Bone and Joint Research
Chair, Musculoskeletal, Sydney Medical Program
Consultant Rheumatologist, North Sydney Orthopedic and Sports Medicine
A Study to Evaluate Spatial Gait Parameters in Patients of Osteoarthritic KneeIOSR Journals
Abstract: Osteoarthritis is a slowly evolving articular disease, which appears to originate in the cartilage and
affects the underlying bone, soft tissues and synovial fluid. Quantitative gait analysis is an important clinical
tool for quantifying normal and pathological patterns of locomotion, and has also been shown to be useful for
prescription of treatment as well as in the evaluation of the results of such treatment. The objectives of this study
was to evaluate spatial gait parameters variations in patients with osteoarthritic knee as compared to normal
healthy individuals. 100 subjects were included in the study, 50 normal healthy subjects and 50 subjects with
bilateral knee osteoarthritis with age group of 40-60 years based on the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Before
gait analysis, all subjects were given informed consent as advised by the Institutional Ethical Committee. Gait
analysis was done for both groups with same protocol. Following gait parameters was measured individually
for each subject: Step length [m], Stride length [m], Normalised stride length [%], Step width [m] and Foot
angle [degree]. Paired and unpaired t- test will be used for the analysis of data. The study concluded that there
was significant difference is spatial gait parameters in patients with osteoarthritic knee as compared to normal
healthy individuals.
Keywords: Osteoarthritis, Gait parameters, Spatial gait parameters
Morphometric Analysis of Mandibular and Mental Forameniosrjce
IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences is one of the speciality Journal in Dental Science and Medical Science published by International Organization of Scientific Research (IOSR). The Journal publishes papers of the highest scientific merit and widest possible scope work in all areas related to medical and dental science. The Journal welcome review articles, leading medical and clinical research articles, technical notes, case reports and others.
Methods of study bone growth /certified fixed orthodontic courses by Indian d...Indian dental academy
The Indian Dental Academy is the Leader in continuing dental education , training dentists in all aspects of dentistry and offering a wide range of dental certified courses in different formats.
Indian dental academy provides dental crown & Bridge,rotary endodontics,fixed orthodontics,
Dental implants courses.for details pls visit www.indiandentalacademy.com ,or call
0091-9248678078
This document describes the process of conducting a literature search in CINAHL on the topic of "Exploration, diagnosis and manipulative therapy of the ankle joint". It outlines the steps taken, including searching for relevant descriptors, combining search terms, applying limits, and exporting the results to Mendeley for bibliography formatting. A total of 63 relevant articles were found and their bibliographic information is provided.
Fractures that occur against the background of osteoporosis represent a global medical and social problem. In elderly people, 90% of hip fractures, as international studies have shown, occur against the background of osteoporosis. According to WHO, it is the fractures of the proximal femur that put osteoporosis on the 4th place among all causes of disability and mortality.
This short document contains a link and encourages the reader to click on it to access or obtain something. No other context is provided about what would be accessed or obtained by clicking the link.
Professional Persona Project - John PatinoJohn Patino
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This document outlines a lesson plan that aims to sensitize students about stereotypes of Native Americans portrayed in media such as commercials, movies, and pictures. The lesson involves students defining stereotypes, discussing examples of Native American stereotypes, watching a clip from the movie "Dances with Wolves," and creating a comic or captioned pictures about stereotypes. The goal is for students to understand how minorities are portrayed versus reality and consider stereotypes' impact on national unity.
UNILATERAL LINGUOFACIAL TRUNK: A RARE CASE REPORT: Dr. Kapil AmgainDrKapilAmgain
This document reports on a rare anatomical variation found during a routine dissection. Specifically, it describes a unilateral linguofacial trunk, where the lingual and facial arteries arose from a common trunk on the right side, instead of separately from the external carotid artery as is typical. On the left side the normal branching pattern was observed. The variation is important for surgeons to be aware of to avoid complications during head and neck surgeries.
Scaling from Bare Metal to Behemoth with Docker and .NET vNextJakub Krajcovic
Presented at the Sydney Xerocon 2014, this presentation talks about how to leverage new concepts and technologies such as Docker and the new version of .NET called vNext to create ultra scalable environments and solve problems such as code shipping, dependencies and so on.
GENDER DIFFERENCE ON CASE DETECTION OF PULMONARY - Dr. Kapil Amgain DrKapilAmgain
GENDER DIFFERENCE ON CASE DETECTION OF PULMONARY
TUBERCULOSIS AMONG THE SUSPECTED CASES ATTENDING
IN JUTPANI PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE OF CHITWAN, NEPAL.
Amgain Kapil1, Paudel DP2, Paneru DP3, Dhital Mukesh4, Amgain Ganesh5
1 Tribhuvan University, Central Department of Zoology, University Campus, Kirtipur, Kathmandu, Nepal
2 Department of Public Health, JN Medical College, KLE University, Nehru Nagar, Belgaum, Karnataka, India
3 Department of Public Health, Pokhara University, Kaski, Nepal
4 JN Medical College, KLE University, Nehru Nagar, Belgaum, Karnataka, India
5 Tribhuvan University, Central Department of Phychology, University Campus, Kirtipur, Kathmandu, Nepal
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Maria Montessori was the first female physician in Italy, graduating in 1896. She developed an educational method centered around the individual child and their natural desires to learn through hands-on experiences and exploration. Some key aspects of the Montessori method include mixed-age classrooms, child-centered learning, use of didactic materials, emphasis on practical life skills, sensory education, and freedom within limits. The method spread widely through Montessori's lectures and teacher training courses. It influenced education through its focus on the whole child and self-directed learning.
Thrillers are novels, plays, or films with a fast pace and exciting plot that often involves crime or espionage and builds tension. Common thriller subgenres include psychological thrillers, crime thrillers, and mystery thrillers, with psychological thrillers focusing on creating a sudden rush of emotion using plot twists and cliffhangers. Examples of well-known psychological thrillers discussed are Se7en, The Machinist, and The Silence of the Lambs.
The document appears to be a schedule or plan for classroom activities organized into groups. It includes activities like math, dance, English, reading and writing, storytelling, theater, art, science experiments, and celebrating birthdays. The activities are broken into sections with headings indicating different times or days.
Osteoscopic assessment of sexual dimorphism in hip bone.acta medica internati...Sanjeev kumar Jain
This study visually assessed sexual dimorphism in 46 hip bones from known-sex individuals using five non-metric traits: (1) preauricular surface, (2) greater sciatic notch, (3) composite arch, (4) inferior pelvis, and (5) ischiopubic proportions. Traits in group 1 were most sexually dimorphic while traits in group 5 were least dimorphic. Visual assessment of complete hip bones can accurately determine sex, though some difficulties may arise with fragmentary remains. Hip bone features are fairly stable for sex determination across populations.
This study analyzed metric sex determination of dry hip bones from people in eastern Nepal. 61 dry adult human hip bones of known sex (30 male, 31 female) were measured for several parameters. Morphological features like the greater sciatic notch and obturator foramen were used to determine sex. Metric parameters like maximum pelvic height, maximum pelvic width, and lengths between anatomical landmarks were also measured. Results showed no significant differences between right and left sides for most metrics in males, but females showed a difference in maximum pelvic width. Comparisons between males and females found several metrics, including maximum pelvic height and width, to be significantly different between sexes, allowing accurate sex determination. The study provides metric standards for sex
This study analyzed metric sexing determination using dry hip bones from people in eastern Nepal. 61 dry adult human hip bones of known sex (30 male, 31 female) were measured for 10 parameters related to bone size and shape. Results found significant differences between males and females for maximum pelvic height, maximum pelvic width, and distances between anatomical landmarks. For example, maximum pelvic height was on average 1 cm greater in males. Side differences were negligible for males but females had significantly greater maximum pelvic width on the left side. The study concludes metric analysis of hip bones can accurately determine sex in eastern Nepalese populations.
Biological profiling from skeleton remains.PAñķåj JáņGřã
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Study of Greater Sciatic Notch in Sex Determination of Hip Bone by Metric Method. - Dr. Kapil Amgain
1. IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences (IOSR-JDMS)
e-ISSN: 2279-0853, p-ISSN: 2279-0861. Volume 10, Issue 4 (Sep.- Oct. 2013), PP 18-23
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Study of Greater Sciatic Notch in Sex Determination of Hip Bone
by Metric Method
Dr. Suma Dnyanesh1, Dr. Dnyanesh DK2, Dr. Phaniraj S3, Dr. Mallikarjun M3,
Dr. Vijayashri BH4, Dr. Kapil Amgain1
1
2
Department of Anatomy, KLE University’s Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Belgaum-590010, Karnataka
Department of Paediatrics, KLE University’s Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Belgaum-590010, Karnataka
3
Department of Anatomy, VIMS, Bellary-583104, Karnataka, INDIA.
4
Department of Physiology, KIMS, Hubli, Karnataka, INDIA.
Abstract: Identification of sex of an unknown individual from the skeletal remains is the first and the most
important step encountered by the forensic experts and archiologists. The hip bone is considered as an ideal
bone for sex determination as it provides the highest accuracy levels. Many workers have studied various metric
parameters for sexing of hip bone.
The present study was done with an aim to find out the sex of hip bone using various parameters of
greater sciatic notch. For this purpose, 100 dry hip bones were collected from the Department of Anatomy,
VIMS, Bellary. Seven different parameters of the greater sciatic notch were used for the study: Maximum width,
Maximum depth, Posterior segment, Index I, Index II, Total angle and Posterior angle. All the parameters
(especially posterior segment, posterior angle and index II) were found to be highly indicative of sex hip bone
by t- test (p<0.005) except the depth.
Key Words: Hip bone, Greater sciatic notch, Posterior segment, Posterior angle and Index II.
I.
Introduction
Determination of sex of an unknown individual is one of the critical questions addressed when human
skeletal remains are found both in forensic investigation and studies of past population. Therefore the study of
sexual dimorphism of bones in human population is a matter of interest not only for Anatomists but also for the
Anthropologists and Forensic experts [1].
If the sex of unknown skeleton is accessed correctly, then further investigations are likely to be more accurate
and separate male and female standards may be then used for estimation of age. In addition it allows the forensic
pathologists attempting to identify an individual to remove all the members of opposite sex from further
consideration and the archeologists to construct a more accurate demograghic profile of the population under
investigation [2].
The nature has allowed the individual anatomical variation and departures from the set norms within each sex.
In addition, these variations are affected by multiple etiological factors such as cultural, environmental and
genetic elements [3]. There are various criterias for sexing of human skeletal remains:
1) Visual examination
2) Anthropometric measurements of bones
3) Anthropometric measurements with subsequent use of statistics in form of discriminate function analysis
4) X-ray examination of internal structure of section bones
5) Microscopic examination of internal structure [4].
Hip bone is an ideal bone for sex determination because it reflects the general differences between the two
sexes and also shows special adaptation of female hip bone for child bearing [5]. For sexing of human skeleton
current opinion regards the hip bone as providing the highest accuracy levels [6]. Traditional non metric methods
such as visual examination of bone morphology for determination of sex, depends entirely on the ability and
experience of expert. It is almost impossible to assign sex with 100% certainity in all cases unless the whole
skeleton is available [7]. The introduction of metric method or precise measurement method has provided the
simplicity and accuracy to determine the sex of skeletal remains. Techniques which require the measurement of
diameters, circumferences or cross sectional areas of tubular bones may provide the needed means for sexing
fragmentary remains [8].
Corresponding Author:
Dr. Kapil Amgain, Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, KLE University, Belgaum
Contact Email: dr.kapilamgain@gmail.com, Contact Number: +91 9743514702
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II.
Aims And Objectives Of The Study
To determine the sex of the hip bone using Greater Sciatic Notch by metric method in 100 dry hip bones.
III.
Materials And Methods
One hundred specimens (dry hip bones) were collected from the skeletal collection of the Department
of Anatomy, VIMS, Bellary for this prospective study. The study was conducted with the permission of ethical
committee of VIMS, Bellary.
3.1 Sampling procedure:
The GSN of hip bone is studied by metric method and instruments such as sliding calipers, scale and
protractor are used for the measurement. A total of 100 hip bones of unknown sex constituted the material for
the present study. At first, the sex of the hip bones was decided on the basis certain morphological features. A
sex was assigned only when there was anonymity on atleast 4 out of 5 morphological features.
The morphological features used here were:
1. Acetabular diameter
2. Obturator foramen
3. Ischiopubic ramus
4. Ischial tuberosity
5. Pre- auricular sulcus
3.2 Inclusion criteria
The following adult human hip bones were taken for the study which were
1. Fully ossified
2. Not broken
3. Not having any deformities with intact greater sciatic notch.
3.3 Exclusion criteria
The bones with the following conditions were excluded from the study
1. Deformed bones
2. Malformed bones
3. Bones with congenital anomalies.
In the present study on sex determination, in addition to its depth, width & various indices, the total angle and
posterior angles of the of the greater sciatic notch (GSN) were utilized as parameters.
The measurements were taken with the help of a sliding stainless steel calipers.
Point A – Ischial spine
Point B – Piriformis tubercle
With the help of a scale, the maximum depth (OC) is calculated between the base line (AB) and the
deepest point (C) of the GSN.
1. Maximum width ( AB)
2. Maximum depth ( OC)
3. Posterior segment ( OB)
4. Index I = Depth OC/ width AB X 100
5. Index II = Posterior segment OB/ Width AB X 100
6. Total angle = ACB
7. Posterior angle = BCO.
Total angle and posterior angle are measured after construction of a triangle on a paper from the above
measurements in case of each bone.
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Fig1. Measurements of greater sciatic notch (continuous line for female and dotted line for
male)
The angular variables of the sciatic notch were devised by triangular approximation, as illustrated in the
diagram. Point C or C’ was defined as the point on the notch contour that is further from the greatest width AB
or AA’. The line segment OC or OC’ is the greatest depth, which intersects the width AB/ AA’ perpendicularly.
Index I of the sciatic notch was defined as the depth to width ratio (OC/AB). Index II was set as the ratio of
posterior segment to width (OB/AB).
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IV.
Results
The data obtained on different parameters were tabulated as follows [Tables 1-7]
The results for right sided male greater sciatic notch were as follows: Maximum width (AB) is 40.11mm
(+5.126), Maximum depth (OC) is 32.34mm ( +5.258), Width of the posterior segment(OB) is 11.40+2.820mm,
Total angle 60.94+6.9110, Posterior angle 19.17+4.2390, Index I is 80.93+67.14 and Index II is 28.90+7.553.
The results for right sided female greater sciatic notch were as follows: Maximum width (AB) is 47+5.148mm
Maximum depth (OC) is 31.28+2.716mm, Width of the posterior segment(OB) is 21.92+4.636mm, Total angle
is 73.0+-6.252, Posterior angle is 34.32+5.047, Index I is 67.14+6.307 and Index II is 46.64+7.163.
The results for left sided male greater sciatic notch were as follows: Maximum width (AB) is 39.14+2.933mm,
Maximum depth (OC) is 31.73+5.129mm, Width of the posterior segment(OB) is11.00+3.729mm, Total angle
is 59.77+5.507, Posterior angle is 19.41+6.529, Index I is 79.45+10.01 and Index II is 28.62+9.617.
The results for left sided female greater sciatic notch were as follows: Maximum width (AB) is
47.33+4.472mm, Maximum depth (OC) is 33.61+4.002, Width of the posterior segment(OB) is 21.67+5.122,
Total angle is 69.28+6.332, Posterior angle is 31.89+5.312, Index I is 71.30+8.384 and Index II is 45.52+8.362.
These results were then compared for the sex determination. After the statistical analysis, it was found that all
the parameters (especially posterior segment, total angle, posterior angle and index II) were found to be highly
indicative of sex (p>0.05) of unknown hip bone except depth.
Table 1: comparison of Mean Width (mm) of male and female hip bones of right and left side
Variable
Width (right)
Width (left)
Sex
Male
Female
Male
Female
N
35
25
22
18
mean
40.11
47.00
39.14
47.33
SD
5.126
5.148
2.933
4.472
Min
31
41
34
42
Max
48
58
44
54
P value
0.000
p<0.05
Table 2: comparison of Mean Depth (mm) of male and female hip bones of right and left sides
Variable
Depth (right)
Depth (left)
Sex
Male
Female
Male
Female
n
35
25
22
18
mean
32.34
31.28
31.73
33.61
SD
5.258
2.716
5.129
4.002
Min
24
28
23
29
max
53
36
39
40
P value
p>0.05
0.212
Table 3: Comparison of Posterior segment of male and female hip bones of right and left sides
Variable
Posterior segment(right)
Posterior segment(left)
Sex
Male
Female
Male
Female
n
35
25
22
18
Mean
11.40
21.92
11.00
21.67
SD
2.820
4.636
3.729
5.122
min
4
15
5
14
max
15
30
15
29
P value
p<0.05
0.000
Table 4: comparison of Mean Total angle of male and female hip bones of right and left sides
Variable
Total
angle(right)
Total angle (left)
sex
Male
Female
Male
Female
n
35
25
22
18
mean
60.94
73.00
59.77
69.28
SD
6.911
6.252
5.597
6.332
Min
48
64
52
35
Max
77
90
75
84
P value
0.000
0.000
Table 5: Comparison of Mean Posterior angle of male and female hip bones of right and left
sides
Variable
Posterior
(right)
Posterior
(left)
angle
angle
Sex
Male
Female
Male
Female
n
35
25
22
18
Mean
19.17
34.32
19.41
31.89
SD
4.239
5.047
6.529
5.312
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6
24
10
20
max
25
44
27
38
P value
0.000
0.000
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Table 6: Comparison of Mean of Index I of male and female hip bones of right and left sides
Variable
Index
I(right)
Sex
Male
Female
N
35
25
Mean
80.93
67.14
SD
12.57
6.307
min
59.52
65.17
Max
100
78.57
P value
P<0.05
Index
I(left)
Male
Female
22
18
79.15
71.30
10.01
8.384
62.5
62.5
100
79.17
0.012
Table 7: Comparison of Mean Index II of male and female hip bones of right and left sides
Variable
IndexII
(right)
Index II
(left)
Sex
Male
Female
Male
Female
N
35
25
22
18
mean
28.90
46.64
28.62
45.52
SD
7.553
7.163
9.617
8.362
V.
min
15
34.09
11.9
29.17
Max
40
59.09
51.06
56.86
P value
0.000
0.000
Discussion
A study done in Turkey by Ilknur Ari, provides quantification of the features of greater sciatic notch in
os coxae that should be of value in forensic and archeological analyses, especially when dealing with
fragmentary bones [9]. A similar study was done in Japan by Hideo Takahashi using 164 bones (104 males and
60 females). They found that posterior angle is best discriminating variable with an accuracy of 91% and sex
was determined correctly in 88% of cases [10]. In the present study also statistical difference was found to be
highly significant (P>0.0001) between the mean values of posterior angle of greater sciatic notch of male and
female hip bones for both right and left sides.
Sex determination was attempted by Rajangam et.al on 140 hip bones of unknown sex of Karnataka
origin. 87.7% of hip bones could be accurately classified. The total pelvic height, sciatic notch height and the
acetabular height were the most useful indicators in sexing of hip bones [11]. In the present study also statistical
difference was found to be highly significant (P>0.0001) between the mean values of width of male and female
hip bones. Jovanovic et al. reported the reliability of parameters like posterior segment, Index II, and the
posterior angle as good sex discriminant factors and stressed the importance of the upper segment of the greater
sciatic notch in sex determination [12].
A Nigerian study was done by Akpan et al. using greater sciatic notch to determine the sex in 150 hip
bones, the width, depth, total angle and index I were insignificant in determination of sex. Posterior angle and
index II were found to be most useful in assigning sex with an accuracy of 75-90% [13]. In the present study, it
was found that all the parameters (especially posterior segment, total angle, posterior angle and index II) were
found to be highly indicative of sex (p>0.05) of unknown hip bone except depth.
Patriquin et al. found the maximal width, maximal depth, and posterior segment of the greater sciatic
notch to be 43.03 mm(in whites) and 36.96 mm (in blacks); 26.55 mm (in whites) and 22.68 mm (in blacks);
15.56 mm(in whites) and 9.31 mm (in blacks) for males respectively. They reported that the depth of the greater
sciatic notch is more in males, but wider in females and that there is significant sex differences among both
South African males and females and whites and blacks [14, 15]. In the present study, the mean value of width of
GSN of female right hip bone is more than the right male hip bone by 6.89mm. And that on the left side, female
hip bone is more by 8.19mm which is statistically highly significant (p>0.0001). Present study shows, the mean
depth of GSN of male right hip bone is more than the right female hip bone by about1 cm where as in left male
hip bone it is less than left female hip bone by 1.88mm which is statistically non-significant.
In a study of sexing of hip bones done by Singh and Potturi, the length of posterior segment of greater
sciatic notch assigned sex to a higher percentage of hip bones especially female bones (95-97%) which suggests
that widening of greater sciatic notch found in females has occurred primarily in the posterior segment [ 16]. In
the present study, the mean value of posterior segment of GSN of female right hip bone is more than the right
male hip bone by 10.52mm and that on the left side, female hip bone is more by 11.67mm which is statistically
significant (p<0.0001).
VI.
Conclusion
In conclusion, our results suggest that greater sciatic notch of hip bone is found to be useful in sex
determination which is a critical question encountered when a bone of unknown sex is found. It was found that
the mean values of width, posterior segment, posterior angle, total angle, index I and index II of males were
significantly lesser than that of females both on right and left sides. Thus we would have better guidelines for
archeological and forensic analyses.
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