Avaliação do tamanho da adenóide por meio da radiografia cefalométrica em norma lateral em indivíduos com má oclusão de Classe I, II e III de Angle
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https://doi.org/10.14295/bds.2005.v8i3.429Abstract
A literatura apresenta uma grande variedade de métodos de diagnóstico para determinar o padrão respiratório, a lo-calização e o grau de obstrução na via aérea superior. Com o objetivo de avaliar o tamanho da adenóide, em pacientes com diferentes tipos de má-oclusão de Classe I; Classe II e Classe III de Angle, concluiu-se que: 1) o ponto superior da adenóide difere significamente nos dois sexos na má oclusão de Classe III sendo maior no sexo masculino; 2) a maior extensão da adenóide não difere nos dois sexos em nenhuma Classe de má oclusão de Angle; 3) a reta entre o ponto superior e inferior da adenóide difere entre as três Classes de má oclusão de Angle, sendo que na Classe I ela é bem maior que na Classe III no sexo feminino. No sexo masculino não houve essa diferença encontrada no sexo feminino; 4) em relação a maior extensão da adenóide (reta perpendicular) Não houve diferença entre as três Classes de má oclusão nos dois sexos.Downloads
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