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The Potential for Smart Glasses to Transform Facial Palsy Therapy Globally: UK Budget Analysis, Delphi Outcomes Valuation Exercise, and Economic Modeling of Cost-Effectiveness.

J Med Internet Res
Khan AJ, Mistry H, Neville C, Martin H, Holliday N, Oxford SW, Nduka C, Szczepura A.   +7 more
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Facial representation of sensory profiling data

Lebensmittel-Wissenschaft & Technologie, 1983
Tuorila-Ollikainen, Hely, Alanko, Timo, Hirvi, Timo   +3 more
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The Facial Profile

Facial Plastic Surgery, 2015
Facial appearance in our societies is often associated with notions of attractiveness, juvenileness, beauty, success, and so forth. Hence, the role of facial plastic surgery is highly interrelated to a patient's desire to feature many of these positively connoted attributes, which of course, are subject of different cultural perceptions or social ...
Werner Heppt, Stefan Zachow
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The Profile in Facial Aesthetics

British Journal of Orthodontics, 1976
Facial aesthetics is considered as a subject of study, in conjunction with its effect on orthodontic thought. The assessment of the profile in orthodontics is outlined with its relevance to current practice. The relationship between the profile and facial appearance is investigated. Finally the variations within an individual face are discussed.
S J, Powell, R K, Rayson
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Anatomy of the Facial Profile

Facial Plastic Surgery, 2019
AbstractThe facial profile is an essential part of facial analysis and significantly impacts surgical decision making. Knowledge of the underlying anatomy, which creates the facial profile, and the anatomic sources of the common abnormalities in the profile can help to ensure adequate surgical correction of the abnormality.
Elizabeth Mia Floyd, Stephen W. Perkins
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Psychometric profiles and facial pain

Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1985
The myofacial pain-dysfunction syndrome and atypical facial pain are the most prevalent chronic pain disorders of the facial region. Previously, the myofacial pain-dysfunction syndrome included all TMJ/masticatory muscle pain, jaw dysfunction, and joint clicking.
L R, Eversole, C E, Stone, D, Matheson, H, Kaplan   +3 more
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