A comparative evaluation between dermatoglyphic patterns and different terminal planes in
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BACKGROUND: Dermatoglyphic patterns that are often utilized in judicial and legal
investigations are valuable in diagnosis of many diseases related to genetic disorders …

Background: Dermatoglyphic patterns, which are regularly used in judicial and legal
investigations, can be valuable in the diagnosis of many diseases associated with genetic …

Dermatoglyphics is the study of unique lines and patterns on the palms, fingers, soles and
toes of an individual. They have been traditionally used for foretelling the future and in …

Dermatoglyphics, a branch of physical anthropology, medicine and genetics refers to study
of the intricate dermal ridge configurations on the skin covering the palmar and plantar …

Abstract < bold> Purpose: </bold> To determine and compare the dermatoglyphic
patterns and salivary Streptococcus mutans counts, as well as its correlation with dental …

Aims: The present study intends to evaluate and compare the dermatoglyphic patterns in
controls and periodontally compromised patients. Settings and Design: A hospital based …

Results: Whorl type of fingerprints were observed more in impacted teeth patients whereas
loop type of fingerprints was observed more in healthy patients. Conclusions: There is a …

The word'dermatoglyphics' comes from two Greek words (derma, skin and glyphe, carve)
and refers to the study of the epidermal skin ridge formations which appear on the fingers …

Dermatoglyphics is the study of unique lines and patterns on the palms, fingers, soles, and
toes of an individual. They have been traditionally used for foretelling the future. Later they …