July 8, 2024Mugda Medical College Journal

Anthropometric Study of Correlation between the Selected Craniofacial Measurements with the Stature in Adult Bangladeshi Manipuri Males

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FBFarhana BasharDhaka Medical College and Hospital MHM S HossainUniversity of Dhaka NAN AkhterBRAC

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Cross-sectional study reveals significant correlation between mandible breadth and stature in Manipuri males, highlighting craniofacial dimensions for personal identification.

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Mandible breadth exhibits a significant positive correlation with stature, whereas mandible height shows a non-significant positive relationship among adult Manipuri males.
Mean mandible breadth was 11.45 (SD 0.57) and mandible height was 4.44 (SD 0.69), derived from craniofacial measurements evaluated across 100 healthy adult male subjects.
Cross-sectional study conducted via cephalofacial anthropometry provides baseline biometric data, supporting personal identification and reconstructive surgical planning.

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Bashar et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e61080b6db6435875a33ff https://doi.org/10.3329/mumcj.v7i1.73962

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Cross-sectional study reveals significant correlation between mandible breadth and stature in Manipuri males, highlighting craniofacial dimensions for personal identification.

Anthropometric Study of Correlation between the Selected Craniofacial Measurements with the Stature in Adult Bangladeshi Manipuri Males

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Anthropometric Study of Correlation between the Selected Craniofacial Measurements with the Stature in Adult Bangladeshi Manipuri Males

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