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The sexual and racial differences in femoral curvature were studied based on 101 femora in the Japanese and the Ainu. In the females, the point of maximum curvature located more distally, and, only in the Japanese, the diaphyseal curvature was greater than in the males. The femoral head-greater trochanter length is shorter in the Ainu than in the Japanese. Only in the males, the Ainu shows more striking curvature and more distal location of the point of maximum curvature compared to the Japanese. Diaphyseal curvature of the femur may be most pronounced in the Mongoloid groups including the Ainu, least in the Negroes, and intermediate in the Whites.

Anterior Femoral Curvature in the Japanese and the Ainu