TABLE 7.
Anteversion | Inclination | |||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Average | Left/right | Average | Left/right | |||||
E n = 100 |
J n = 50 |
E n = 100 |
J n = 50 |
E n = 100 |
J n = 50 |
E n = 100 |
J n = 50 |
|
Median | 29.8° | 21.6° | 29.1°/29.0° | 19.4°/22.5° | 51.8° | 49.9° | 50.7°/52.3° | 49.6°/49.5° |
SD | 9.08 | 6.97 | 9.02/9.73 | 7.08/7.49 | 3.79 | 3.32 | 4.05/4.22 | 3.5/3.83 |
Min | 7.7° | 9.4° | 6.6°/6.5° | 5.8°/7.3° | 41.4° | 44.2° | 42.0°/40.3° | 41.6°/42.8° |
Max | 52.2° | 39.3° | 53.4°/50.9° | 40.4°/38.2° | 60.4° | 55.3° | 59.4°/62.2° | 55.4°/57.4° |
p‐value (α = 0.05) | <0.0001 | 0.0088 |
Note: Anteversion and inclination were significantly higher in Europeans than in Japanese individuals.
Abbreviation: SD, standard deviation.