Mandibular canine index as a sex determinant: A study on the population of western Uttar Pradesh
作者： VandanaM Reddy , Susmita Saxena , Puja Bansal
关键词: Dentistry 、 Uttar pradesh 、 Sexual dimorphism 、 Population 、 Linear distance 、 Mandibular canine 、 Calipers 、 Dental stone 、 Medicine
摘要: Objective: To establish the effectiveness of mandibular canine index in predicting sex Western Uttar Pradesh population. Materials and Methods: 200 subjects belonging to population (100 males; 100 females) age group 17-25 yrs were included. Impressions made with alginate study models prepared dental stone. Maximum mesiodistal diameter canines linear distance between tips measured using a Vernier caliper. Observed (MCI o ) was calculated as ratio maximum width arc width. Results: Left exhibited greater sexual dimorphism i.e. 9.05% compared right 8.782%. Sex could be predicted correctly approximately 70% examined. Conclusion: With standard MCI it possible detect an extent about 72%. Hence is considered quick, easy reproducible method for determining individual.
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