论文信息 - Hand anthropometry of Americans of Vietnamese origin

Hand anthropometry of Americans of Vietnamese origin

Twenty-four dimensions of the right hand were measured in 30 female and 41 male Americans of Vietnamese origin. The mean, standard deviation, range; and 5th, 50th, and 95th percentile values of each measurement are tabulated. The means of the female measurements are also compared with the means of the corresponding measurements in females from Hong Kong, United Kingdom, United States, and Japan - using data from other published studies.

Sheik N. Imrhan | Mac Thuy Nguyen | Nga Ngoc Nguyen

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