Palmar and Plantar Dermatoglyphics in Autism: A study of Nigerians

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Over the years dermatoglyphics has become a useful tool in the diagnosis of a variety of diseases and disorders especially those associated with genetic and developmental origin. Dermatoglyphics in Autism: A Study of Nigerians, is a conscious attempt to unravel the dermal ridge patterns of the palm and sole of autistic patients of Nigeria's extraction. The unique feature of this book lies in the large amount of research data and the simplicity of their presentation by the authors, which facilitates easy comprehension and quick assimilation by the end-users.

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Loveday Oghenemavwe (PhD) and Ibinabo Fubara Bob-manuel(Msc, PhD in view) are lecturers in the Department of Anatomy,College of Health Sciences, University of Port Harcourt Nigeria.Roseline Osaat is PHD Research Fellow of the same Institution. They have research interest in Forensic Medicine and Biomedical Anthropology.

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