Analysis of Facial Features according to Sasang Types between Native Japanese and Native Korean Populations
Table 4
Male facial feature variables with differences among the samples and Sasang types.
Samples
Sasang types
Sample
Sasang types
Facial variables
Sample A
Sample B
P value
TE
SE
SY
P value
P value
FA_18_17_43
77.55 (1.16)
83.12 (0.50)
<0.001
82.74
80.68
77.58
0.006
0.160
FA_118_117_143
78.39 (1.08)
82.81 (0.47)
<0.001
82.96
80.48
78.37
0.008
0.079
FArea02_aD
6787.01 (114.31)
7266.28 (49.14)
<0.001
7245.54
7064.10
6770.29
0.012
0.074
FArea03_aD
3831.44 (72.95)
4089.65 (31.36)
0.002
4119.47
3948.55
3813.62
0.008
0.288
FDH_25_125
97.86 (0.92)
104.46 (0.39)
<0.001
102.63
101.65
99.20
0.027
0.123
FA_18_17_25
128.72 (1.21)
133.30 (0.52)
0.001
133.14
131.89
127.99
0.009
0.162
FA_118_117_125
127.94 (1.16)
132.30 (0.50)
0.001
132.27
130.84
127.26
0.008
0.132
FAis_18_17
32.03 (0.80)
29.47 (0.34)
0.005
28.89
30.52
32.85
0.002
0.265
FAi_118_117
31.71 (0.82)
29.48 (0.35)
0.015
29.01
30.42
32.35
0.014
0.230
PD_7_77
3.15 (0.28)
2.36 (0.12)
0.011
2.60
2.39
3.28
0.048
0.224
PDH_12_14
19.48 (0.40)
20.66 (0.17)
0.009
20.58
20.53
19.11
0.015
0.099
Sample A: native Japanese, Sample B: native Koreans; TE: Tae-Eum, SE: So-Eum, SY: So-Yang. Data were presented as adjusted mean (standard error) values were calculated using one-way ANCOVA. Post hoc comparisons using Bonferroni. a, b, c: Significant difference between the groups, in which the value descends by a and b followed by c. ab: no significant difference among the groups.
