Dermatoglyphs in congenital heart disease.

David, T J

doi:10.1136/jmg.18.5.344

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“…The establishments of the epidermal ridge pattern take place from the 10th to 16th weeks of development (Hale 1951;Hirsch and Schweichel 1973;Penrose and Ohara 1973;Babler 1991) and these establish the future surface patterns which become well pronounced at the 16th week (Okajima 1975;Babler 1991;Kucken and Newell 2004). Researchers have documented three basic patterns of fingerprint ridges (David 1981;Trimpe 2006;Osunwoke et al 2009;Udoaka and Udoaka 2009;Anibor et al 2011). These basic fingerprint ridge patterns are: arch (plain and tented), loop (radial and ulna), and whorl (plain and others).…”

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Variations of finger dermatoglyphics among the Esan ethnic group of Edo State, Nigeria

Anyanwu¹

2020

Int.J.Mod.Anthrop

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Patterns in fingers, palms, and soles; a term refers to as ‘dermatoglyphics’, are now been studied for ethno-historic facts and ancestry tracing. However, there is paucity of information on Esan people dermatoglyphics. Hence, this study investigates the variations in finger dermatoglyphics among Esan speaking tribe of Edo State, Nigeria. A total of 500 indigenes were sampled from 3 randomly selected Local Government Areas (LGAs) and the ink method was used to collect finger-prints from both palms. The loop was the most predominant pattern (54.44%) while the whorl and arches represent 30.96% and 14.60% respectively. Overall, the loop fingerprint pattern was highest in all the LGAs. Esan West LGA presented highest in the arches fingerprints (56.44%) as compared to Esan North East LGA (24.38%) and Esan Central LGA (19.18%). The right hand was observed to present higher in the different primary fingerprints but the different was not significant. There was no significant different (p>0.05) in the distribution of the primary fingerprints pattern between the right and left hand in the different LGAs. There was a significant difference (p<0.05) in the distribution of the primary fingerprints between genders. Female represented higher in the arches pattern while male represented higher in the whorl pattern. The loop pattern was male dominant in Esan West and Esan Central LGAs but female dominated in Esan North East LGA. The findings demonstrated gender and LGAs variations of primary fingerprints among the Esan speaking tribe and may suggest different ancestry. This result could play important role for forensic anthropologist in the study area. Keywords: Dermatoglyphics, Fingerprints, Esan, Edo State, Nigeria

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Variations of finger dermatoglyphics among the Esan ethnic group of Edo State, Nigeria

Anyanwu¹

2020

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“…In congenital heart disease (CHD) like Fallot's tetralogy, patent ductus arteriosus, pulmonic stenosis, and atrial and ventricular septal defects, when compared to controls, there were altered digito-palmar dermatoglyphics like incidence of accessory triradii, missing of "c" triradius, increased TFRC, variations in palmar ridge counts (a-b, b-c, c-d, a-d and t-d, and significantly decreased t-d ridge count [36,37]. In congenital hand anomalies, particularly ectrodactyly and syndactyly, when compared to the controls, there were discriminative changes in the number of digital triradii, the position of an axial triradius, the pattern intensity, and the incidence of hypothenar patterns [38].…”

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Digito-palmar Dermatoglyphics as Biomarkers of Dental and Medical Disorders

Haroun

2019

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Digito-palmar dermatoglyphics is the study of the configurations and pattern-frequencies of the epidermal ridges on the palms and finger pads. They are ectodermal in origin, develop in early embryonic life, and remain unaltered throughout the rest of life. Fingerprints and handprints are widely used in criminology. Recently, digito-palmar dermatoglyphics have been utilized as biomarkers for detection of some dental, malignant, chromosomal, skin, ocular, and medical disorders.

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“…DM is one such disease with a strong genetic basis. 5 In the present study finger and palmer dermatoglyphic pattern in diabetes are compared with controls. An attempt is made to determine the significant dermatoglyphic parameter criteria in DM patients which can be used in Diagnosis Mellitus.…”

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A study of the dermatoglyphic pattern in diabetic subjects in Kalaburagi district

Pasha¹,

Zeba

Sarwari³

et al. 2021

IJCAP

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Dermatoglyphics is the scientific study of epidermal ridges and their configurations on the palmar region of hand and fingers and plantar region of foot and toes. Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder characterized by hyperglycemia resulting from defect in insulin secretion, action or both. Dermatoglyphic patterns are genetically determined and can be used as supportive for diagnosis of various hereditary disorders including T2DM. This study was carried out to compare palmar dermatoglyphic pattern in T2DM and control group and compare with previous studies. A hospital based case control study was conducted 100 cases of T2DM are taken from Basaweshwar hospital Gulbarga, and another 100 persons are included as control group. The palms and fingers are smeared with ink to bring out the dermatoglyphiic patterns which were subsequently studied.There was increased number of whorls and decreased number of ulnar loops in both T2DM patients compared with normal individuals. Total finger ridge count and Absolute finger ridge count is increased in both T2DM patients and there is also increased atd angle. The knowledge of dermatoglyphics in patients with T2DM and essential hypertension can be utilized to find out genetic correlation. The existence of such relation might be important for the screening programme for prevention of T2DM.

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Dermatoglyphs in congenital heart disease.

Cited by 12 publications

References 25 publications

Variations of finger dermatoglyphics among the Esan ethnic group of Edo State, Nigeria

Variations of finger dermatoglyphics among the Esan ethnic group of Edo State, Nigeria

Digito-palmar Dermatoglyphics as Biomarkers of Dental and Medical Disorders

A study of the dermatoglyphic pattern in diabetic subjects in Kalaburagi district

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