Statistical shape analysis of the incus

Crural form - specifically lengthening and anterior-curving long crura - may represent morphological adaptations associated with an increase in size. Incudomallear joint angle variation was notable, which should be considered in predisposition to pathological processes.

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Folia Morphologica
Published
2025-06-17
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https://doi.org/10.5603/fm.105833
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Morphological variations and asymmetry
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Abstract

Crural form - specifically lengthening and anterior-curving long crura - may represent morphological adaptations associated with an increase in size. Incudomallear joint angle variation was notable, which should be considered in predisposition to pathological processes.

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