Hand Anthropometry of Bangladeshi University Students Aged 18-25 Years

Abstract

This study represents the findings of hand anthropometry conducted on 58 males and 13 females in the 18–25-year age group of Bangladeshi university students. 25 (twenty-five) dimensions of each hand were measured together with body height, weight, and BMI. An analysis of the mean, standard deviation, and 10th, 50th, and 90th percentile values are provided in this article. This study provides information regarding gender differences, right-handed versus left-handed individuals, age groups, and so on. Due to a lack of information regarding the dimensions of openings for hand access into machines in the Bangladeshi tools. A potential comparison with anthropometry data from other world populations was performed to evaluate the effective difference.