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2007;73(1):47-52.
ORIGINAL ARTICLE
Cephalometric assessment of
the hyoid bone position in Oral
Breathing Children
Summary
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M.S. In Orthodontics. Member of CEBAPE - Biosciences Center Applied to Patients with Special Needs / UNESP. PhD Student in Buccodental Biology - anatomy
department - FOP/UNICAMP, DDS.
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PhD. Professor of Orthodontics - Faculdade de Odontologia de Piracicaba/ UNICAMP and Head of the Department of Pediatric Dentistry - Faculdade de Odontologia
de Piracicaba/ UNICAMP.
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MD. Otorhinolaryngologist - AMB. Preceptor at the ENT Medical Residency -Núcleo de ORL de Limeira (NOL).
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PhD. Full Professor at the Department of Morphology - FOP/UNICAMP.
Summary of the MS thesis dissertation carried out at the Deparment of Pediatric Dentistry - Faculdade de Odontologia de Piracicaba/ UNICAMP.
Mailing Address: Maria Julia Pereira Coelho Ferraz - Alameda João Senra 148 Colinas de São João Limeira SP 13481-299. Tel: (0xx19) 3443-1994/ 9608-2646 - E-mail:
mariajulia@respiremelhor.com.br
Paper submitted to the ABORL-CCF SGP (Management Publications System) on September 2nd, 2005 and accepted for publication on June 5th, 2006.cod.1028
1- C3-RGn 4- H-H’
2- C3-H 5- Hyoid plane angle
3- H-RGn 6- AA-ENP
Figure 1. Cephalometric measures to determine mandibular posi-
tion.
1- Ar-Pog 6- BaN.PM
2- PP-Me 7- PTM.PM data analysis, initially we obtained a descriptive analysis
3- ENP-PM 8- PO.PM (mean and standard deviation), and later we applied the F
4- S-PM 9- PP.PM
test and the t Student test, with 5% significance level. The
correlation between variables AA-ENP (antero-posterior
5- Goniac angle
distance between the first cervical vertebra and the pos-