Stature Estimation from Lower Limb Anthropometry using Linear Regression Analysis: A Study on the Malaysian Population.

Introduction: Stature is one of the characteristics that could be used to identify human, besides age, sex and racial affiliation. This is useful when the body found is either dismembered, mutilated or even decomposed, and helps in narrowing down the missing person's identity.

Aim: The main aim of the present study was to construct regression functions for stature estimation by using lower limb bones in the Malaysian population.

Anomalous structures of the liver: an anatomical insight.

Background And Aims: Anomalous structures of the liver are incidentally detected during autopsies or during routine cadaveric dissection. The present study aimed to observe the abnormal shapes of quadrate lobe, accessory sulci and ligamentum teres of the liver.

Materials And Methods: A total of 20 formalin fixed cadaveric livers (n=20), irrespective of the sex, were taken for this study.

Topographical anatomy of the profunda femoris artery and the femoral nerve: normal and abnormal relationships.

Background And Objective: Femoral nerve (FN) is the largest branch of lumbar plexus. It lies lateral to femoral artery (FA) and it is located outside the femoral sheath. Profunda femoris artery (PFA) is a branch of the FA.