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The most common pattern is the ulnar loop.
There are several variants of the Henry system, but that used by the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBIin in the United States recognizes eight different types of patterns: radial loop, ulnar loop, double loop, central pocket loop, plain arch, tented arch, plain whorl, and accidental.
The most frequent pattern types was found to be the ulnar loop (56.5%) which is followed by the whorl 31%).
Ulnar loop was found to be the most frequently encountered pattern and found to be more frequent in females as compared to males.
Further, pattern and ridge characteristics has also correlation with gender differences were also studied, which suggested that irrespective of finger, the frequency of ulnar loop was found to be perceptibly higher in males than in females.
Of Samples Males Samples Female Samples Arch 34 20 14 Radial Loop 16 6 10 Ulnar loop 226 110 116 Whorls 124 64 60 Table 2 Shows description of Ridge Density in index and middle finger of 400 individual's both males and females Ridge density Total N Min.
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Loops have concentric hairpin or staple-shaped ridges and are described as "radial" or "ulnar" to denote their slopes; ulnar loops slope toward the little finger side of the hand, radial loops toward the thumb.
In Karev's study on Bulgarian individuals, he found that whorls were significantly less frequent, and ulnar loops significantly more frequent in all digits for right-handed people when compared to left-handed people.
Plate fixation (Acu-lock, Acumed®) was associated with circle wire loop and single screw fixation; the ulnar fracture was plated Open image in new window Fig. 2 a, b C3 fracture in a 73-year-old female.
"The ulnar," the group said.
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