@conference{
author = "Adamović, Milosav and Stošljević, Miodrag and Stošljević, Matija and Pacić, Sanela",
year = "2015",
abstract = "Dermatoglifika je nauka koja se bavi pročavanjem dermalnih šara (dermatoglifa)
na volarnoj strani šaka i tabanima. Upotrebom kliničke dermatoglifike
se može dijagnostikovati više od 150 oboljenja sa verovatnoćom do čak
99,99%. Cilj istraživanja je bio utvrđivanje moguće razlike u dermatoglifskim
karakteristikama digito-palmarnog kompleksa (DPK) između autističnih dečaka
i zdrave populacije. Eksperimentalnu grupu su činila 32 dečaka sa autizmom
uzrasta 7-15 godina (prosečne starosti 8,7 godina), a kontrolnu grupu
32 zdrava muškarca uzrasta 30-50 godina (prosečne starosti 38,4 godina). U
okviru digitalnog dela DPK ispitivane su tri vrste dermatoglifskih obrazaca
na jagodicama prstiju (luk, petlja i kotur) kao i broj dermalnih grebena na
svakom prstu posebno (FRC – finger ridge count) i ukupan broj dermalnih
grebena na svih deset prstiju (TRC – total ridge count). Kod palmarnog dela
DPK su mereni uglovi između triradijusa (atd, dat, adt, atb, btc, ctd) kao i
broj dermalnih grebena (RC- ridge count) između triradijusa a-b, b-c i c-d.
Rezultati. Dečaci sa autizmom su imali značajno veći broj lukova (8,44%)
na jagodicama obe šake u odnosu na ispitanike kontrolne grupe (4,22%), dok
su istovremeno imali manji broj petlji (28,44%) od kontrolne grupe (32,35%).
Veći broj lukova je bio posebno izražen na četvrtom i petom prstu obe šake.
Pored ove karakteristike dečaci sa autizmom su imali niži TRC i ab-RC kao i
veći atd-ugao. Zaključak rada upućuje na činjenicu da dermatoglifska analiza
može biti od koristi u procesu ranog dijagnostikovanja autizma kao jedna
od pomoćnih dijagnostičkih procedura., Dermatoglyphics is a science that examines dermal patterns on volar side of both
palms and soles. By using clinical dermatoglyphics we can diagnose more than 150
diseases with a probability of up to 99.99%. Research’s objective is to determine
possible differences of Dermatoglyphic Characteristics of Digito-Palmar Complex (DPC)
comparing autistic boys with healthy population. Experimental group was conducted
of 32 boys who had autism, and were aged from 7 to 15 (average age 8.7 years old) while
control group consisted of 32 healthy men from 30 to 50 years old (average age 38.4
years old). Within the digital scope of DPC we examined tree types of dermatoglyphic
patterns on fingertips (arch, loop and whrol) as well as dermal ridge count on each finger
separately (FRC – finger ridge count) and total dermal ridge count on all ten fingers (TRC
– total ridge count). Within palmar DPC area we measured angles between triradius (atd,
dat, adt, atb, btc, ctd) as well as dermal ridge count (RC- ridge count) between triradius
a-b, b-c and c-d. Results. Autistic boys had significantly higher count of arches (8.44%)
on fingertips of both hands when compared to control group examinees (4.22%), while
at the same time they had lower count of loops (28.44%) compared with control group
(32.35%). Higher count of arches was especially expressed on fourth and fifth finger of
both hands. Beside this characteristic, autistic boys had lower TRC and ab-RC as well
as wider atd-angle. Conclusion. Dermatoglyphic analysis can be helpful in process of
diagnosing autism at early age only as an additional diagnostic procedures.",
publisher = "Univerzitet u Beogradu – Fakultet za specijalnu edukaciju i rehabilitaciju/ University of Belgrade – Faculty of Special Education and Rehabilitation",
journal = "Zbornik radova - 9. Međunarodni naučni skup „Specijalna edukacija i rehabilitacija danas“, Beograd, Srbija, 25–27.9.2015",
title = "Kvantitativno-kvalitativna svojstva dermatoglifa kod dečaka sa autizmom u ap Vojvodini, Dermatoglyphic quantitative-qualitative features among autistic boys in AP Vojvodina",
pages = "84-73",
url = "https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_rfasper_4208"
}
