A cross-sectional study on the palmar dermatoglyphics in relation to carcinoma breast patients.

Introduction: Dermatoglyphics is a collective term for all the integumentary features (skin patterning of the fingers, toes, palms and soles) and it applies to the division of the anatomy which embraces their study.

Aims And Objectives: The purpose of this study was to examine the predominant finger tip patterns in the patients of carcinoma breast. An attempt is also being made to devise a score to assess the risk variables.

A comparative study of pterion formation and its variations in the skulls of Nigerians and Indians.

An attempt has been made to study and compare the incidence and variations in the pterion formation in the skulls of 40 Nigerians and 72 Indians obtained from the Department of Anatomy, University of Jos, Nigeria. The present study concludes: 1. All the three varieties of pterion i.

Interparietal bones in Nigerian skulls.

The study was conducted on 40 adult Nigerian skulls which were examined for the presence of interparietal and pre-interparietal bones. Only one interparietal bone was found (2.5% of the present series) while a single pre-interparietal bone was found in four skulls (10%) and multiple pre-interparietal bones in one skull (2.

A non-metrical study of Nigerian cranium.

Incidence of non-metrical variants have been studied on 33 Nigerian adult male cranium of mixed race. The observations have been compared with those of Berry and Berry (1967) on Ashanti race of Nigerians. The significant divergence were seen in 11 variants.