Evaluation of the relationship between nasal septal deviation and development of facial asymmetry with anthropometric measurements depending on age

Arpacı, Muhammed Furkan; Özbağ, Davut; Aydın, Şükrü; Şenol, Deniz; Baykara, Rabia Aydoğan; ÇİÇEK, İpek BALIKÇI

doi:10.1016/j.ijporl.2022.111207

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“…In a study they examined the craniofacial parameters of schizophrenic individuals, Demir et al [25] reported relationship between schizophrenia and craniofacial parameters. In a study they examined craniofacial parameters and nasal septum deviation, Arpacı et al [4] reported correlation between these two. In a study they conducted on 180 individuals, Lee et al [26] found a correlation between obstructive sleep apnoea and craniofacial parameters.…”

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“…Body structure, age, gender, body proportion and body mass index (BMI) are critically important in correct evaluation of anthropometric parameters. Knowing the aforementioned information about the human body is important in terms of both the reliability of anthropometric parameters and also fully showing factors such as individuals' health and nutritional habits [1][2][3][4].…”

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Associating craniofacial morphometry determined by photo analysis with somatotype in healthy young individuals

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Objectives: Evaluation of the relationship between craniofacial parameters and somatotype provides important contributions to specialist physicians and anatomists in determining diseases and obtaining objective results of anthropometric measurements. The study was designed in line with this hypothesis and the aim was to find out how this relationship changed in healthy individuals. Methods: The study was conducted by examining 191 healthy individuals between the ages of 18 and 30. The individuals’ faces were photographed from a distance of 1 meter and craniofacial parameters were measured in Image J program. Somatotype analysis was conducted by using Heath-Carter somatotype method. Results: As a result of our study, the individuals were found to be grouped in four classes according to Heath-Carter somatotype method: (1) mesomorph endomorph, (2) endomorph ectomorph, (3) endomorph mesomorph and (4) central. Significant correlation was found between the second and first somatotype groups in terms of total nasal length, while significant correlation was found between second and first/second and third/fourth and third/first and third somatotype groups in terms of body mass index (BMI) parameter (p < 0.05). Craniofacial parameters were also evaluated and a very high correlation was found between total facial height and mandibular height, while there was a high correlation between total facial height and the other 16 parameters. Conclusions: As a result of our study, a relationship was found between somatotype groups and craniofacial parameters, within craniofacial parameters, and between somatotype and BMI. We believe that this relationship will guide morphological studies in basic medical sciences and surgical interventions in clinical sciences.

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