Size differences between the maxillary halves in CBCT datasets of subjects with unilateral palatal canine impactions
Ahmed Baqer,
Kabir Syed Gyasudeen,
Rana Eljabour
et al.
Abstract:Objective
To investigate asymmetry in the maxillary volume of subjects with unilateral palatal canine impactions using a novel artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) segmentation method.
Methods
Craniofacial CBCT datasets of eleven subjects with unilateral palatal canine impactions were processed with a combination of AI-assisted automatic and investigator-guided segmentation techniques. Post-segmentation, three investigators independently measured the voxel-based volumes … Show more
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