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J Dent Res 47(5): 760-768, 1968
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Pressure and Cephalometric Technics for Evaluation of Normal and Cleft Palate Patients: II. Palatopharyngeal Competency

LAWRENCE F. QUIGLEY JR. 1

1 Forsyth Dental Center, Boston, Massachusetts

Results from air pressure and cephalometric measurements for control and cleft palate patients have been compared and correlated to evaluate palatopharyngeal competency. Distances measured in a static condition correlated best with nasal air flow. Pressure data correlated least with cephalometric measurements, and their value as a measure of palatopharyngeal competency is doubtful.

Submitted on February 28, 1968






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