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- Figure 1
Palatal plate with nasal stent. Palatal plate with a nasal stent wire with 0.8 mm-diameter extended from the labial flange of the plate.
- Figure 2
Construction of landmarks and lines used in the photographic analysis for unilateral cleft nose deformity. A) Definitions of landmarks and reference lines; B) Symmetry of the external nose was defined as a ratio of cross-sectional areas, S and S’, and calculated from the following formula: (S + 2S’)/S; C) Angle of columella was determined as an angle made by the columellar axis (median line of columella) and Line 2; D) The nasal tip/ala nose ratio was defined as a ratio of the nasal height (HH’) to nasal width (EE’); E) Angle of the nasal base was defined as an angle between Line 2 and Line 4.
- Figure 3
Landmarks and linear measurements for model analysis. A) The measurements of the interalveolar gap (W) was determined as the distance between NP and CP. B) The sagittal difference of alveolar cleft gap (L) was determined as the difference of NP-NP’ and CP-CP’.
- Figure 4
Changes in external nasal form at 3 different time points. A) Symmetry of the external nose; B) Angle of the columella; C) The nasal tip/ala nose ratio; D) Angle of the nasal base. T1 - initial visit (N=29), T2 - immediately before cheiloplasty (N=21), T3 - after cheiloplasty (N=28).
- Figure 5
Changes in the disrupted arch form at the 2 different time points. A) Interalveolar gap (W); B) Sagittal difference of alveolar cleft gap (L). T1 - initial visit (N=29), T2 - immediately before cheiloplasty (N=21).
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