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Linearity of cephalometric digitizers
The European Journal of Orthodontics, 1991The present study aimed to develop a test procedure to diagnose and visualize errors in linearity of digitizing tablets. Errors of linearity are caused by the distortion of the x- and y-co-ordinates of the digitizing tablet. This results in a given object apparently having different dimensions when recorded on different locations of the digitizing ...
E, Eriksen, B, Solow
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Cephalometric Analysis: Part I
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1981A protocol for cephalometric analysis is presented to enable the clinician to evaluate the bony face by subdividing it into four components: 1. Vertical facial measurements 2. Horizontal midface measurements 3. Horizontal lower face measurements 4. Dental measurements. The clinician is encouraged to view the components alone and together.
B, Zide, B, Grayson, J G, McCarthy
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[Hemifacial microsomia: cephalometric evaluation].
Mondo ortodontico, 1991Among the facial deformities one of the most frequent is the hemifacial microsomia. The Authors after a revision of the literature refer about their study. They utilize lateral, antero-posterior cephalometry and orthopantomogram to exactly identify the deformities.
CASCONE, PIERO, CICCONETTI, Andrea
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