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American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1972
AbstractAutomated anthropometric equipment has been developed and is described with some technical details.The automated data registration offers the possibility of recording anthro‐pologic measurements in an efficient way. Manpower, time and errors are reduced to a minimum.
B, Prahl-Andersen +3 more
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AbstractAutomated anthropometric equipment has been developed and is described with some technical details.The automated data registration offers the possibility of recording anthro‐pologic measurements in an efficient way. Manpower, time and errors are reduced to a minimum.
B, Prahl-Andersen +3 more
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Anthropometry for syndromology
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1991In diagnosing certain syndromes, abnormal facial features such as hypertelorism, low set ears or wide nasolabial distance are taken into consideration. Most often the description is from a visual impression, which may prove wrong as it is only relative. Detailed studies have, so far been only from the west, except for two, from northern India.
P, Lakshminarayana +2 more
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The Anthropometry of the Elderly
Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 1981The anthropometric elderly, arbitrarily defined as those 65 years of age and above, are a distinct subgroup with special human factors needs. They are significantly smaller in stature and in many other body dimensions than the general population. This smaller size results both from the secular trend (people are currently growing taller and larger than ...
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Ergonomics, 1976
“Engineering anthropometry is the application of scientific physical measurement methods to human subjects for the development of engineering design standards and specific requirements and for evaluation of engineering drawings, mock-ups, and manufactured products for the purpose of assuring suitability of these products for the intended user ...
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“Engineering anthropometry is the application of scientific physical measurement methods to human subjects for the development of engineering design standards and specific requirements and for evaluation of engineering drawings, mock-ups, and manufactured products for the purpose of assuring suitability of these products for the intended user ...
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Vitamin A and Neonatal Anthropometry
Journal of Tropical Pediatrics, 2001Low levels of vitamin A have a major impact on growth, development, and immunity. The aim of this study was to determine the relationship between cord concentrations of vitamin A and neonatal anthropometry in 711 babies born at term in Brazil. Gestational age of the babies was evaluated by the Capurro method.
Rondo, PHC, Abbott, R, Tomkins, AM
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Pediatrics, 1970
exhibit various deviations from normal growth patterns. Anthropometry is a valuable method of studying these physically handicapped children. The December 1969 issue of Pediatrics (44:973) published my paper called "Objective Measurement of Interpupillary Distance.
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exhibit various deviations from normal growth patterns. Anthropometry is a valuable method of studying these physically handicapped children. The December 1969 issue of Pediatrics (44:973) published my paper called "Objective Measurement of Interpupillary Distance.
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