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Intramedullary Femoral Nailing-Blade Versus Screw: A Risk Analysis of Implant-Related Complications in Trochanteric Femoral Fractures. [PDF]
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Cephalic Index and Perceived Dog Trainability
Behavioural Processes, 2009People rank breeds of dogs for trainability despite a lack of evidence of breed differences in underlying behaviour. Instead of using behavioural information, people may use dog morphology to determine the trainability of breeds. Dogs are categorized as dolichocephalic, mesocephalic, or brachycephalic based on cephalic index, a ratio between skull ...
William Deak Helton
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Validation of cephalic index measurements in scaphocephaly
Child's Nervous System, 2013 The cephalic index (CI) of the head can be measured manually using a caliper, the original technique, but it is also possible to determine it using skull X-ray, 2DCT and 3DCT images, 3D photo and with help of plagiocephalometry (PCM).In this study, the manual caliper determination is statistically compared with other measuring methods for scaphocephaly
Lindert, E.J. van +6 more
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Anthropometrical Variations in Cephalic Index in Indian Medical Students and Its Relation With Sex [PDF]
Medico Research Chronicles, 2021 Introduction: Cephalic index is useful anthropologically for deciding the race and sex of an individual as it is greatly affected by age, sex, geographical factors.
Ashfaq Ul Hassan
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Inheritance of the cephalic index
American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1969AbstractUsing data from 462 paternity examinations, it was found that, (1) The cephalic index of an infant does not correlate at all closely to those of his or her parents as a pair, nor with that of the like sexed parent, but (2) The cephalic index of an infant, in a majority of cases, falls within a single percentage point of one of the two parents ...
B, Sekla, F, Soukup
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Secular Changes of Cephalic Index in Korean Adults
Korean Journal of Physical Anthropology, 2001 From the beginning of the twentieth century to the present, human head has been changed from an anteroposteriorly long shape to a short one. This phenomenon is called "brachycephalization" Somatometric data showed the rapid brachycephalization of Korean ...
Ki Seok Koh +6 more
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Lifespan changes in the index of cephalization
Experimental Aging Research, 1984This study compares the lifespan changes in respect to several brain-body weight parameters between several rat strains and human population groups. In the rat, following an initial potential decline, these parameters remain essentially constant throughout the lifespan. In the human, following a similar postnatal decline, there is a further progressive
M, Lieber, H T, Blumenthal
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