Insights Into Proximal Femur Morphometry In India: Unveiling Regional Disparities And Correlations For Enhanced Clinical Considerations

Abstract

Background: The study explores the intricate anatomy of the proximal femur in the Indian 
population, emphasizing its significance in clinical, forensic, and orthopaedic contexts. Utilizing 
Gray's Anatomy and relevant literature, the study positions femoral anatomy as crucial for clinicians 
and researchers. Existing studies on femur length reconstruction contribute to forensic applications, 
while orthopaedic research underscores the importance of anatomical measurements in surgical 
interventions.