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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Lateral cephalometric radiograph"”.

  1. The evaluation of the reproducibility of mock surgery using plaster model and lateral cephalometric radiograph in sagittal split ramus osteotomy

    … after predicting outcome of surgery through lateral cephalometric radiograph and mock surgery using plaster model, surgical plan is established. After the surgery, the outcome of surgery is determined by analyzing the lateral cephalometric radiograph. In this study, by conducting the …

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  2. Analysis of the Relationship Between Growth Hormone Receptor Polymorphism rs6180 and Craniofacial Morphological Changes Associated with Herbst Appliance Therapy

    … as part of orthodontic treatment. An initial lateral cephalometric radiograph was taken along with two buccal cheek swabs. The cells obtained have undergone DNA isolation with the Puregene method in microcentrifuge tubes (Gentra Systems, Minneapolis, MN). Upon termination of functional …

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  3. Association of Nasal Septum Area and Deviation with Anteroposterior Maxillary Position and Facial Skeletal Asymmetries

    … septum was calculated using the CBCT scan and a lateral cephalometric radiograph was created from the CBCT to evaluate the anteroposterior position of the maxilla. Second, nasal septum deviation was tested for association with frontal skeletal asymmetry. The absolute septal deviation (ASD) was …

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