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This magnetic reference to cephalometric radiography reflects the author's collection of more than 200 skulls, representative of different ages and races. Standardized radiographs are presented in combination with exceptional photographs and drawings. Tracing procedures are outlined in detail, and a review of radiographic anatomy and a glossary complete the book. Table of Contents Part I: Craniofacial Radiographic Anatomy - Frontal view of the skull (norma facialis)
- Lateral view of the skull (norma lateralis)
- Submental-vertex view of the skull (norma verticalis)
- The bones of the skull and the first two cervical vertebrae
Part II: Cephalogram Tracing Procedures - Tracing the lateral cephalogram
- Tracing the posteroanterior (P-A) cephalogram
- Tracing the submental-vertex (S-V) cephalogram
Part III: Glossary of Cephalometric Terms and Definitions - Lateral cephalometric landmarks
- P-A cephalometric landmarks
- S-V cephalometric landmarks
Part IV: Appendix - Radiographic image of a symmetric skull
- Radiographic images of an asymmetric skull
- Radiographic images of mandibular asymmetry
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