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Craniofacial morphology in parents of cleft children and healthy individuals.

Stomatologija - 1 Jan 2006

Nagle Erika, Teibe Uldis, Balode Ieva

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UNLABELLED: Craniofacial morphology with respect to orofacial clefts has been widely studied. Objective of this study was to determine distinct craniofacial parameters in parents who have cleft children. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Craniofacial anthropometric measurements (total) have been studied in 57 cleft fathers, 67 cleft mothers, 39 control males, and 38 control females. All parameters were compared between...

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PMID: 16861850

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