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Am J Orthod
; 79(2): 192-7, 1981 Feb.
Article
in English
| MEDLINE
| ID: mdl-6937142
ABSTRACT
The craniofacial characteristics of Iranian children were investigated in order to formulate cephalometric norms using Tweed and Steiner angular and linear measurements. The sixty-seven Iranian children studied included thirty-five girls and an average of 12.5 years and thirty-two boys with an average age of 12.4 years. The subjects were chosen on the basis of ethnic background (geographic area, religion, and language), good health, and normal occlusion. Thirty-two variables were tabulated, and statistical tests were employed.