a comparative analysis of canthal index of ekowe indigenes, bayelsa state
Abstract
Human body parts are useful in the predictive study of the unknown. The aim of this study is to know the normative values of the canthi of the Ekowe people. Measurements such as inner and outer canthal distances were carried out. The mean value of the innercanthal distance for males and females are 3.55±0.58 and 3.43±0.52. The mean outer canthal distance for male and female is 13.91±0.84 and 13.62±0.76. The canthal index for male and female is 25.59±4.54 and 25.30±4.03. Sexual dimorphism exists and statistical significant difference was noticed in the outer canthal distance between the males and females (P˂0.05). This study has provided us with normative reference values of inner and outer canthal distances and canthal index for the Ekowe Population which is import to the health care givers, Anatomist, ophthalmic industry and anthropologist
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Canthal index, Sexual dimorphism, Population
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9. Oladipo Gabriel S., Yorkum Leyira K., Okoh Peter D (2013). Measurements of Head Circumference, Intercanthal Distances, Canthal Index and Circumference Interorbital Index of Ikwerre School Children in Nigeria. Journal of Natural Sciences Research Vol 3, No 4.
10. Oladipo G.S., Olotu E.J., Gwurineama I.U. (2008). Anthropometric comparison of canthal indices between the Ijaw and Igbo tribes. Science Africa, 7(1):141-144
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12. Oladipo, G. and Akande, P. (2011) Anthropometric Studies of Inner Canthal Distance, Outer Canthal Distance and Canthal Index of Adult Ibibios. Asian Journal of Medical Sciences, 3, 14-16.
13. Oria, Rademene S., MBA, Christian E., ENUN, Bassey E. and OSADIM, Elizabeth, M. (2018). Evaluation Of Canthal Dimensions Among Adults Of Ejagham Ethnic Group In Cross River State, Nigeria. Asian Journal of Science and Technology Vol. 09, Issue, 05, pp.8234-8236.
14. Osunwoke E.A., Elekwa , A., Bob-Manuel ,IF., and Ojeka S.O. (2010). A study on the normal values of inner canthal, outer canthal, canthal index, interpupillary distance and head circumference of 23 - 42 years Igbos. Vol. 9 No. 1&2.
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16. Sadacharan C.M. (2015). Orbitofacial assessment of Indian Americans and its significance.–an anthropometric study. MOJ Anatomy & Physiology, Volume 1 Issue 4
17. Tania Douglas and Denis Viljoen (2006). Eye measurements in 7-year-old black South African children. ANN HUM BIOL. Vol. 33, issue 2; pp. 241-254.
18. Vasanthakumar P, Kumar P. 2013 Anthroprometric analysis of palpebral fissure dimensions and its position in South Indian Ethnic Adults. Oman Med J.;28(1):26-32.
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Ogoun, T. R., T. P. S, and A. T. T. “a Comparative Analysis of Canthal Index of Ekowe Indigenes, Bayelsa State”. World Journal of Current Medical and Pharmaceutical Research, Vol. 3, no. 6, Dec. 2021, pp. 157-9, doi:10.37022/wjcmpr.v3i6.204.
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