Table 2 Summary of pelvimetry

From: Sexual dimorphism of the human fetal pelvis exists at the onset of primary ossification

Measurement

Male (n = 34)

Female (n = 38)

Mean (SD)

Correlation coefficienta

Mean (SD)

Correlation coefficienta

Linear dimensions of the greater pelvis (mm)

#1

21.5 (9.2)

0.97

22.1 (9.8)

0.98

#2

20.6 (8.9)

0.97

21.1 (9.6)

0.98

#3

10.0 (4.4)

0.97

10.4 (4.4)

0.98

#4

12.8 (5.4)

0.98

12.9 (5.6)

0.98

#5

6.4 (2.7)

0.98

6.5 (2.8)

0.97

#6

3.1 (1.4)

0.90

3.0 (1.4)

0.90

#7

17.7 (7.3)

0.98

17.9 (8.0)

0.98

#8

12.0 (4.9)

0.98

12.1 (5.3)

0.98

#9

8.4 (3.2)

0.96

8.4 (3.3)

0.97

#10

5.9 (2.6)

0.98

6.0 (2.8)

0.98

Linear dimensions of the lesser pelvis (mm)

#11

10.2 (3.7)

0.97

10.7 (4.0)

0.97

#12

8.7 (3.6)

0.97

8.5 (3.9)

0.97

#13

6.7 (2.9)

0.95

7.3 (3.3)

0.96

#14

6.5 (2.8)

0.97

6.8 (2.8)

0.95

Linear dimensions of the sacrum (mm)

#15

5.9 (2.2)

0.97

5.9 (2.6)

0.96

#16

4.0 (1.6)

0.98

4.1 (1.8)

0.97

#17

10.2 (4.0)

0.98

10.4 (4.2)

0.98

#18

8.0 (2.9)

0.98

8.2 (3.3)

0.97

#19

5.7 (2.0)

0.95

5.9 (2.6)

0.96

Angles (degree)

#20

62.9 (7.2)

0.63

61.4 (7.7)

0.63

#21

63.9 (8.3)

-0.17

68.2 (8.1)

-0.38

  1. SD standard deviation.
  2. aPearson correlation coefficient of crown-rump length and pelvimetric values.