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EARLY STUDY OF THE FACE AND ITS POTENTIAL IMPORTANCE FOR DENTISTRY

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EARLY STUDY OF THE FACE AND ITS POTENTIAL IMPORTANCE FOR DENTISTRY
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Article in International Conference Proceedings Book
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2017
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Corte Real, I
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Nogueira, R
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Conference proceedings International
Pages: 1793-1794
M2D2017 - 7 th International Conference on MECHANICS AND MATERIALS IN DESIGN
Albufeira/Portugal, 11-15 June
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Abstract (EN): This study presents two clinical cases in which a more detailed evaluation of the fetal face by ultrasound was proposed. These cases were integrated into a study group for determining the growth patterns of different facial structures and, consequently, to detect potential anomalies that could support an early prenatal diagnosis of facial anomalies. The identification of a dysmorphic craniofacial phenotype by prenatal ultrasound may assist in the future the dentist in the postnatal application of therapies that may improve the existent physical disabilities.
Language: English
Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific
No. of pages: 2
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