Скачать или смотреть Geographical Variations In The Palatal Rugae Patterns In Indian Population: ePoster19

Palatal rugae are irregular and nonidentical mucosal elevations seen on the anterior third of
the palate. The study of palatal rugae is termed “Rugoscopy” or “Palatoscopy”. By
determining the length of all rugae, three categories are identified: Primary rugae (5-10 mm),
Secondary rugae (3-5 mm), fragmentary rugae (less than 3 mm). The shape of individual
rugae is classified into four major types. Straight – Runs directly from origin to termination,
Curvy – Simple crescent shape that was curved gently. Circular – Definite, continuous ring
formation, diameter from origin to termination is considered; Wavy– Serpentile form. Their
number and patterns are not uniform in all the individuals, and they appear to vary in
different population subsets by Divya Mandalaywala and Dr. J.P. Pillai.

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