Pola Sidik Jari Anak-anak Sindrom Down di SLB Bakhti Kencana dan Anak Normal di SD Budi Mulia Dua Yogyakarta

Abstract: Dermatoglyphics is not only used to identify criminal, but also useful in clinical field. There are some evidence that people with chromosome abnormalities like Down Syndrome (trisomy 21), have abnormality in dermatoglyphics pattern compared to normal people. It can be used to help confirming the diagnose.  The goals are to study the variation and distribution difference of dermatoglyphics and also the difference of Total Ridge Count (TRC) on children with Down Syndrome at SLB Bakhti Kencana and normal children at SD Budi Mulia Dua Yogyakarta. This research use cross sectional study with 2 groups of subject that consist of 10 person. The dermatoglyphics was taken by sticking both hands that had been marked with purple ink on the paper. Gathered data was analyzed with descriptive analysis and statistic analysis using Chi Square test, Fisher test and independent sample T-test with SPSS 14 for windows. The results show that the highest mean percentage of dermatoglyphics on Down Syndrome children is whorl (55%), on the otherhand the highest mean percentage of dermatoglyphics on normal children is loop ulna (53%). There is significant difference (p <0,05)  using  Chi  Square  test  on  distribution  of whorl  pattern  on  both  hands  and  whorl  on  the  right  hand  of  children  with  Down  Syndrome  at  SLB Bakhti  Kencana  and  normal  children  at  SD  Budi  Mulia  Dua  Yogyakarta,  but  the  other  patterns  of dermatoglyphic  show no significancy.  The mean of total ridge  count on Down Syndrome (209)  was higher  than  normal  children  (165,3),  using  independent  sample  T-test  show  significancy  at  p  0,04. From  this  research,  it  can  be  concluded  that  there  is  significant  difference  of  whorl  pattern  distribution  of  both  hands  and  whorl  pattern  on  the  right  hand  between  Down  Syndrome  children at  SLB  Bakhti  Kencana  and  normal  children  at  SD  Budi  Mulia  Dua  Yogyakarta,  but  the  distribution of  loop  ulna,  loop  radial  and  arch  pattern  on  both  hands  and  each  hand  show  no  significancy.  The mean of total ridge count between  both population show significant difference.
Keyword: dermatoglyphics, Down Syndrome, normal children
Penulis: Annisa Ainur, Janatin Hastuti, Zainuri Sabta Nugraha
Kode Jurnal: jpkedokterandd090017

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