Perspectives in the clinical application of cephalometrics. The first fifty years.
Robert Ricketts
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Robert Ricketts
Abstract
Abstract The story of cephalometrics is reviewed from the viewpoint of a clinician seeking the maximum in useful information. The various approaches are traced from early efforts to current frontiers and future prospects. Current applications are presented with full documentation for clinical use. Read before the 1980 meetings of the Northern and Southern California Components of the Edward H. Angle Society.
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Abstract The story of cephalometrics is reviewed from the viewpoint of a clinician seeking the maximum in useful information. The various approaches are traced from early efforts to current frontiers and future prospects. Current applications are presented with full documentation for clinical use. Read before the 1980 meetings of the Northern and Southern California Components of the Edward H. Angle Society.
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