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Comparison of cephalometric analysis using a non-radiographic sonic digitizer (DigiGraph™ Workstation) with conventional radiography

Tsang et al., 1999

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2469259600847714052
Author
Tsang K
Cooke M
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Publication venue
The European Journal of Orthodontics

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Cephalometric analysis conventionally requires radiographic exposure which may not be compatible with the growing concern over radiation hazards. Recently, the Dolphin Workstation Imaging System introduced to the dental profession a non-radiographic system …
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