anthropometric analysis of human adult dry patella for construction of patellar prosthesis: a pilot study
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Introduction: The pathobiology of patella related illnesses
are multifactorial and the postoperative failure of total knee
arthroplasty leads to the implant designing. Currently in India,
based on the western anthropometry measurements, patellar
prosthesis is available which is not perfectly suitable for Indian
ethnic population. Creating a patellar bone prosthesis by
incorporating the Indian ethnic anthropometric dimensions will
give much better postoperative result and will help in designing
new surgical techniques.
Aim: To obtain anthropometric measurements of patella in
Indian Ethnic population for construction of patellar prosthesis.
Materials and Methods: An osteological study was carried
out in which 66 non-pathological human dry adult patella bone
was collected from southern and western ethnic Konkan tribal
populations of India. The primary objective of the present study was
to measure the anthropometric dimensions of dry Indian human
patella bone and to compare the anthropometry dimensions of
various ethnic populations in and around the world. Measurements
like height, breadth, thickness of articular surface of patella were
measured and recorded. Various measurements were done using
scientific digital Vernier calliper, digital protractor. Statistical analysis
was done by using Graph pad prism version 8.2.1.
Results: The maximum mean height of right and left patella was
38.7±5 mm and 40.006±7 mm, respectively. Maximum mean
breadth of right and left patella was 40.1±5 mm and 40.2±6
mm, respectively and all other parameters were statistically
significant. When right and left side patella values were
compared, all the parameters was statistically significant and
more for left side except for maximum height of medial facet
and maximum breadth of lateral facet.
Conclusion: The present study provides basic knowledge of
patellar dimension to orthopedician which will help in designing
the patellar prosthesis involving the knee.
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Authors | ;G. Paramesh;G. Rekha;Pushpa Burute;V. RAJITHA |
Journal | ophthalmology retina |
Year | 2020 |
DOI | 10.7860/IJARS/2020/42941:2532 |
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