Development of a Stereophotogrammetry Technique to Assess Facial Change Following Surgery for Head and Neck Cancer

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		The International Journal of Prosthodontics Edited by George A. Zarb, BChD, DDS, MS, MS, FRCD(C) ISSN 0893-2174

Publication:
July/August 2011
Volume 24 , Issue 4

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Development of a Stereophotogrammetry Technique to Assess Facial Change Following Surgery for Head and Neck Cancer

Trevor J. Coward, MPhil, PhD, MIMPT/Robin Richards, BSc, MSc, PhD/Michael Fenlon, MA, PhD, BDentSc, FDS, MGDS/Brendan J.J. Scott, BDS, BSc, PhD, FDS

Pages: 342�344
PMID: 21716972

A stereophotogrammetry technique is described that can be used to map the face following surgery for head and neck cancer. It enables the effects of obturators on facial form to be assessed and may have a wide variety of applications. Int J Prosthodont 2011;24:342�344.

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