Quantitative analysis of digitopalmar dermatoglyphics in thirty female cerebral palsy children

By the one of genetic method, quantitative analysis of digitopalmar dermatoglyphics, we have made research in thirty female have made research in thirty female cerebral palsy children, in the prevention purpose. We have found statistically signific. We have found statistically significant differences to control in totally fifteen variables, in nces to control in t significance the sense of increased number of epidermal ridges: on the right hand and finger: the fifth finger finger (FRD5), on all five fin finger (FRD), on all five finger together (TFRCD), between triradii c-d (c-d rcD), triradii ((TFRCD), between triradii c-d (c-d a-b, b-c and c-d, all together (TPR rcD), and in Atd angle increased in degrees. Then, in together (TPF rcD) and in Atd angle seven variables on the left hand and fingers: first (FRL1), second (FRL2), and five all to- fingersal gether (TPRCL), between triradii b-c (b-c rcL) and c-d (c-d rcL), between triradii a-b (a-brcL)and c-d all toge- rcL), b-c (b-c rcL) and c-d (c-d rcL) all together (TPR cL) and Atd angle in degrees (AtdL) And on the end, in threeon both han And on the end, in three on both hands an fingers: ten fingers all together (TFRC), be- tween triradii a-b (b rcL), b-c (b-c rcL) and c-d (c-drcL) all together (TPRC) and Atd an- gles in degree both palm (ATDDL).The obtained data indicate a hypothetical genetic impact that simultaneously damaged brain and changed dermatglphic drawing, which c seems quite possible due to common ectodermal origin of both system.