Introduction: Human beings are considered to be bilaterally symmetrical. However, there is no symmetry in the length of the feet irrespective of
sex or handedness. The hand length could predict bodyweight and body surface area independent of the sex of the individual. But there was no so
much data available in the literature showing the relationship between hand length and foot length.
Aim and objective: The present study was conducted to derive the correlation between hand length and foot length and the results demonstrate that
there was highly signicant correlation between them.
Material and Methods:Across sectional study was carried out on 200 healthy and normal adult professional students of either sex (100 Male and
100 Female), age between 18-25 years.
Result:the hand length and foot length were compared between the right and left sides, the data showed that the signicant difference between
males and females on both sides was highly signicant for all the parameters measured with p value < 0.01
Conclusion:The results of current study indicate that if the hand length is known, foot length can be predicted and if the foot length is known, hand
length can be predicted and vice versa.
Stature Estimation Using Hand and Handprint Dimensions Among Malaysian Population
