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Register a new userThe Relationship between Shape of the Nose and the Underlying Hard Tissue Structures in Adults in Syrian Society (Cephalometric Study)
العلاقة بين شكل الأنف و البنى الهيكلية الواقعة تحته عند البالغين في المجتمع السوري (دراسة سيفالومترية)
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Damascus University ورقة بحثية
Publication date
2011
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Dentistry
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العربية
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يؤدي الأنف دوراً مهماً في التشخيص و وضع خطة المعالجة التقويمية و الجراحية، هدفت الدراسة إلى تقييم العلاقة بين شكل الأنف و البنى الهيكلية الواقعة تحتها، أجريت هذه الدراسة في قسم تقويم الأسنان و الفكين/جامعة دمشق. هدف البحث إلى دراسة العلاقة بين شكل الأنف و البنى الهيكلية الواقعة تحتها عند البالغين من مراجعي قسم تقويم الأسنان و الفكين-جامعة دمشق .
The nose plays an important role in diagnosis and in orthodontic and surgical treatment plan. The aim of this study is to evaluate the relationship between the nose shape and the underlying hard structures. This study has been done in orthodontic department / Damascus University.
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