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Chinese Journal of Ultrasonography ; (12): 307-312, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-754803

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Objective To determine the fetal facial angles at 11 -38 weeks of gestation by three‐dimensional ultrasound ( 3DUS) and analyze the correlation between facial angles and gestational age( GA ) . Methods From 2013 April to 2014 February ,439 singleton fetuses ranged 11-38 weeks of gestation were enrolled in this study . T he details of mid‐sagittal plane of facial profile was confirmed with 3DUS . Four facial angels were measured in this plane ,including frontomaxillary facial angle ( FM F ) ,frontonasal angle ( FNA ) ,mandibulomaxillary facial angle( M M F) and maxilla‐nasion‐mandible angle( M NM ) . T he intra‐and interobserver reliability were calculated in first 30 cases ,intra‐class correlation coefficient( ICC) greater than 0 .75 indicated good reliability . Pearson′s correlation coefficient ( r ) ,curve estimation and polynomial regression models were used to evaluate the correlation of the fetal facial angles with GA . Results ICC of the same observer were 0 .968 ,0 .962 ,0 .974 and 0 .988 ,respectively . ICC of different observer were 0 .948 , 0 .905 ,0 .874 and 0 .889 ,respectively . T he fetal facial angles of FM F ,FNA ,M M F and M NM showed correlations with GA ( r = -0 .369 ,0 .447 ,-0 .470 ,0 .386 ; all P =0 .000) . Using GA as the independent variable and the facial angles as the dependent variables , the best fit regressing equation was cubic polynomial :FM F=135 .300-6 .473×GA+0 .235×GA2 -0 .003×GA3 ( R2 =0 .240 , P =0 .000 ) ;FNA=58 .920+7 .452×GA -0 .274×GA2 -0 .003×GA3 ( R2 =0 .297 , P =0 .000 ) ;M M F=132 .329 -5 .337× GA+0 .191× GA2 -0 .002× GA3 ( R2 = 0 .304 , P = 0 .000) ;M NM = -24 .592+ 4 .653× GA -0 .173× GA2 + 0 .002 × GA3 ( R2 = 0 .413 , P = 0 .000 ) . Conclusions The development of fetal facial angles are related to GA . T he growing patterns of fetal facial angles fit with a cubic polynomial function .

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Journal of Practical Stomatology ; (6): 354-357, 2016.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-490276

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Objective:To explore the correlativity between facial morphologic angles of Xi'an youths.Methods:60 Xi'an residents aged 18 -40 years(30 males and 30 females)with normal facial profile,without operation and trauma experience,received 3dMD scaning.12 morphologic angles were measured.Data were statistically analysed by SPSS 19.0 software.The correlative relationship and formulas of facial angles were studied.Results:Nasofrontal angle of the males was larger than that of the females(P 0.05).Correlativity between each pair of 5 angles was concluded by a logic diagram(R≥0.7),the correlativity of 4 pairs was positive and 3 negative.Conclusion:The facial morphologic angles of Xi'an youths are correlated and coordinated.

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Article in English | IMSEAR | ID: sea-169577

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Introduction: Craniofacial growth of the skeleton and soft tissue influences the final configuration of occlusion and overall facial esthetics. Materials and Methods: Two hundred samples were taken from Himachali ethnic population with age ranging from 18 to 28 years. The records will then be scaled to life size and landmarks will be located on the digitized image to obtain all linear and angular measurements. Results: The parameters were analyzed using SPSS Statistics Software version 11.5. Student’s t‑test was conducted for comparison between male and female subjects. The reproducibility of the measurements was analyzed using Dahlberg’s (1940) formula. To determine the difference between two measurements, made at least 2 months apart, 25 randomly selected records were redigitized. Conclusion: Himachali males and females show considerable sexual dimorphism with less prominent nose, less protrusive lower lip, and more chin height in males whereas females had more convex profile, less protrusive upper lip, and more tipped nose.

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Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology ; (12): 1837-1840, 2009.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-473154

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Objective To investigate the role of two-dimensional ultrasound (2DUS) and three-dimensional ultrasonography (3DUS) in the measurement of fetal frontomaxillay facial (FMF) angle. Methods FMF angle in fetuses at 11~(+0) to 13~(+6) weeks were measured with 2DUS and 3DUS respectively. The difference between measurements and reproducibility were compared, and the relationship between FMF angle measured with 3DUS and crown-rump length (CRL) was assessed.Results FMF angle was obtained in 37 fetuses. Assessable fetuses increased with increased CRL, while the values of FMF angle decreased. Qualified 3D volumes were obtained from 30/37 (81.08%) fetuses, while qualified 2D measurements were available in 18/37 (48.65%) fetuses. For the same fetus, the difference between two measurements with 3DUS was significantly less than that with 2DUS (1.68°±1.01° vs 2.78°±1.95°, P<0.01). For the 11 fetuses assessed with both methods, the values of FMF angle obtained with two methods were not significant different. There was significant negative correlation between FMF angle and fetal CRL (r=-0.540,P<0.01).Conclusion FMF angle in fetuses at 11~(+0) to 13~(+6) weeks can be achieved rapidly and accurately with 3DUS.

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