Research Article

Morphological Study of the Lingula in Adult Human Mandibles of Brazilians Individuals and Clinical Implications

Table 4

Mean values (in millimeters) for height and the following measurements: mandibular notch to lingula (MN-L); anterior margin of ramus of mandible to lingula (A-L); posterior margin of ramus of mandible to lingula (P-L); mandibular base to lingula (MB-L) reported by other authors.

AuthorsReferencesPopulationHeightMN-LA-LP-LMB-L

Monnazzi et al.[2]5.8216.3816.514.6327.09

Kim et al. [5]Koreans— 15.117.4

Sekerci and Sisman[12]Turkish7RF
9.08RM
7.24LF
8.58LM
7.97
13.95RF
17.21RM
14.17LF
15.93LM
15.3
15.97RF
18.23RM
15.6LF
17.26LM
16.7
12.43RF
13.61RM
12LF
14.03LM
13
30.93RF
35.53RM
30.94LF
36.32LM

Jansisyanont et al.[13]Thai8RM
8.1RF
8.4LM
8.5LF
8.2
16.9RM
16RF
16.8LM
15.9LF
16.6
20.9RM
20.2RF
20.6LM
20.1LF
20.6
18.2RM
18.4RF
17.4LM
17.3LF
18
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— 
— 

Gite and Padhye[14]Indian16.2

Samanta and Kharb[15]North Indian5.515.42015

Woo et al.[16]Koreans10.5119.8218.616.1

Shah et al.[17]Indian— 
18.19L
18.28R
— 
— 
— 

Nicholson[18]East Indian8.6R
9.1L
— 
— 
— 
— 

Viravudth and Plakornkul [19]Thai8.7R
8.2L
— 
— 
— 
— 

Unreported or with different measurement: (—); left: L; right: R; male: M; female: F; mean: .