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A low cost system for computer-based cephalometric analysis.

Abstract

A simple, versatile TV-based measuring system is described which is applicable for cephalometrics and other purposes. It is suitable for large or microscopic objects, and can be used for measuring two-dimensional objects, or three-dimensional objects in two planes. Reproducibility of the system in cephalometrics is assessed and compared with that obtained with the reflex metrograph.

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A M Cohen, A D Linney. 1986. A low cost system for computer-based cephalometric analysis.. https://doi.org/10.1179/bjo.13.2.105

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