A Study of Various Forms of Mandibular Coronoid Process in Determination of Sex

Subbaramaiah, Mouna; Bajpe, Roshni; Jagannatha, S.R.; Jayanthi, K

doi:10.5958/2394-2126.2015.00020.1

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“…In this study the most common shape of coronoid was round (67%) with a female predominance (42%). This goes in contrast with the study conducted by Isaac et al who reported triangular shape as the most common and beak shape being the least common 15 . Tapas et al conducted a study on dry mandibles and compared it with different ethnicity.…”

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Unveiling the concealed: Variation of Condyle, Coronoid & Sigmoid Notch in the local population of Pakistan

Ahmed¹,

Ain²,

Butt³

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Aim: The objective of this study was to evaluate different morphological variations of coronoid, condyle and sigmoid notch using digital panoramic radiographs. Methods: The study comprised of 409 orthopantomograms (OPG). The different shapes of condyle, coronoid and sigmoid notch was traced and recorded. Both sides were recorded. The data was then subjected to statistical analysis using SPSS 21. Results: The most common variation for condylar process was angled, whereas for coronoid process it was round. Wide shape sigmoid notch was the most common type reported. No statistical difference in right and left coronoid and sigmoid notch was present. Conclusion: The variation in shape of condyle, coronoid and sigmoid notch was found different when compared with different ethnicities. Further studies using a larger group of population can give a further evidence if these OPG’s can be used as a mean of personal identification. Keywords: Forensic odontology, condyle, coronoid, mandible.

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Unveiling the concealed: Variation of Condyle, Coronoid & Sigmoid Notch in the local population of Pakistan

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Butt³

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“…4 shows Kasat and Bhuiyan ( 2016), identified hookshaped coronoid processes (54.5%) as the most common in their analysis of 109 dried mandibles, followed by triangular (23.5%) and rounded processes (17.0 percent). This corroborates the findings by Subbaramaiah et al (2015). But this was in contrast to other researches, the majority of which were conducted in various parts of India.…”

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There is an increasing interest in understanding the educational background of anatomy teachers arising from the reported shortage of such staff. This has led to the development of several anatomy graduate training programs, which provide courses on theoretical and practical teaching training as part of their curricula, to prepare graduates for a career in anatomy education. A recent study has reported the design of such a course as part of a Master's program in Human Anatomy at University College Cork, Ireland. The aim of this study was to investigate the ability of students who were enrolled in this course, to apply conceptual knowledge of teaching and learning, to the practical design and delivery of anatomy teaching, and what challenges this posed. Consent was obtained from the students to analyze their reflective teaching portfolios. Analysis showed that students varied from those who demonstrated superficial understanding of core concepts in the teaching and learning, to those who were able to adapt and apply these concepts to their teaching.Moreover, they reported that a lack of experience in educational theory, and the brevity of their exposure to it, was a challenge. This highlights that it is important to equip future anatomy teachers with the necessary skills to build their identity as teachers, in parallel to developing their content knowledge. This highlights the need to develop their intrinsic motivational factors that will help them balance the dual identity both as teachers of, and researchers in, the discipline of anatomy.

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“…The mean of Mu.W in the Saanen goat was measured at 85.2 mm, making it smaller than native goats from Korea and larger than those from Nigeria. The coronoid process of the mandible is shorter and slightly curved in non‐ruminants while having a longer and stronger caudal curvature in ruminants (Subbaramaiah & Jagannatha, 2018). In this study, the mean Co.H of the Saanen goat was 27.8 mm, and its structure was similar to that of other ruminants.…”

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Evaluation of radiological and anatomical features of skull bones in adult Saanen goat

Alizadeh,

Kamfar,

Hosseinchi

2024

Veterinary Medicine & Sci

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BackgroundObtaining accurate knowledge of the anatomical structure of the skull helps in ontogenetic studies and determining sexual polymorphisms.ObjectivesThis study uses anatomical dissection and radiography to develop a size standard for the skull of the Saanen goat; information that will be applied to clinical evaluation and decision‐making.MethodsA total of 14 adult Saanen goat skulls (7 male and 7 female goats) were taken from the slaughterhouse and transferred to the clinic of the Faculty of Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital, Urmia University, Urmia, Iran. Radiographs of each skull were prepared in the dorsal–ventral, left and right lateral recumbency. These heads were then brought over to the anatomy department, where the chosen morphometric traits were assessed and their means recorded.ResultsAccording to the findings of this study, the dorsal view of the skull revealed an incisive raphe and a widespread foramen of the nose. In the ventral view, the incisive bones were observed in the most cranial region of the skull. The base of the occipital bone was relatively large, and the jugular process was well‐developed. In the lateral view, the incisive bone was extended to the cranial and had a narrow process on the dorsal surface. Regarding infra‐orbital foramen, it was visible in the maxillary bone. Moreover, the lacrimal bone was perceived as a distinct bone.ConclusionThe precise standards acquired in this study can be utilized to interpret the findings and make clinical decisions about the normal and abnormal size of the bones that make up the skulls of the Saanen goats.

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A Study of Various Forms of Mandibular Coronoid Process in Determination of Sex

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Unveiling the concealed: Variation of Condyle, Coronoid & Sigmoid Notch in the local population of Pakistan

Unveiling the concealed: Variation of Condyle, Coronoid & Sigmoid Notch in the local population of Pakistan

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Evaluation of radiological and anatomical features of skull bones in adult Saanen goat

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