Uma entrevista com Leopoldino Capelozza Filho

Filho, Leopoldino Capelozza

doi:10.1590/s2176-94512010000600004

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“…, 10 The evaluation method of facial pattern proposed by Capelozza Filho 5 , 6 have such requirements, but its performance has not yet been evaluated. The objective of this study was to analyze the performance of this method to classify a sample consisting of 52 adults of both genders.…”

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“…To calculate post-test probability, the author used the estimated clinical prevalence of facial patterns based on quotes gleaned from the book of Capelozza Filho 5 . It can be observed in Figure 8 that even with high positive likelihood ratios, the post-test probability in Pattern III, Long Face and Short Face patterns proved inadequate.…”

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“…To answer this question, one must bear in mind that the diagnostic system proposed by Capelozza Filho 5 already recognizes the joint participation of vertical and sagittal vectors. However, in defining the facial pattern, this method formally classifies only the vector that displays the greatest morphological deviation, providing the basis for a facial diagnosis, while the complementary vector is included informally.…”

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“…Capelozza Filho 5 organized a diagnostic system that groups faces in five different patterns: Pattern I, featuring skeletal balance; Patterns II and III, characterized by positive and negative sagittal steps between the jaws, respectively; Long Face pattern, exhibiting excessive facial lower third without lip seal; 6 and Short Face pattern, featuring a deficient facial lower third with forced lip seal. Pattern I involves solely a dental problem, whereas in the other patterns the face and dentoalveolar processes reflect underlying skeletal imbalances.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Assuming that the classification of facial patterns proposed by Capelozza Filho 5 , 6 is a new diagnostic system, it was considered appropriate to investigate whether such method ensures proper reproducibility and high success scores in the diagnosis of facial patterns in adults.…”

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Analysis of reliability, accuracy, sensitivity and predictive value of a subjective method to classify facial pattern in adults

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Dental Press J. Orthod.

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Introduction: Craniofacial pattern diagnosis is vital in Orthodontics, as it influences decision-making regarding treatment options and prognosis. Capelozza Filho proposed a subjective method for facial classification comprising five patterns: I, II, III, Long Face and Short Face. Objective:To investigate the accuracy of a subjective classification method of facial patterns applied to adults. Methods:A sample consisting of 52 adults was used for this study. Frontal and lateral view photographs were taken with subjects at rest position, including frontal smile. Lateral cephalometric radiographs were organized in a PowerPoint® presentation and submitted to 20 raters. Method performance was assessed by examining reproducibility with Kappa test and calculating accuracy, sensitivity and positive predictive values, for which 70% was set as critical value. The gold standard of the classification was personally set by the author of the method. Results: Reproducibility was considered moderate (Kappa = 0.501); while accuracy, sensitivity and positive predictive values yielded similar results, but below 70%. Conclusions:The subjective method of facial classification employed in the present study still needs to have its morphological criteria improved in order to be used to discriminate the five facial patterns.

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Evaluation of Skeletal Changes after Mandibular Setback Surgery Using the NM-Low Z Plasty Technique in Skeletal Class III Patients

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Objective Bilateral sagittal split osteotomy (BSSO) is a standard mandibular setback procedure for skeletal class III patients. Our center has been using NM-Low Z plasty, a BSSO modification, since 2016. The study's objective was to evaluate skeletal changes in 38 skeletal class III patients following mandibular setback surgery using NM-Low Z plasty. With Dolphin Imaging software, three lateral cephalograms were traced and digitized: T0, T1, and T2. The distance between the B-point and the SN7 perpendicular line defined immediate changes after surgery (T1-T0) and stability after surgery (T2-T1). The reliability test included 6 cephalograms retraced after 2-week interval. At point B, the principal result was horizontal movement forward. Statistical Analysis The analysis used paired t-tests. Results The mean mandibular setback was 9.78 mm, and the mean skeletal relapse was 2.61 mm, or 26.69%. Statistical analysis showed postoperative differences (p < 0.05). Vertical measurement in B-SN7 reduced immediately and postoperatively. Conclusion Postoperatively, the mandible relapsed significantly forward and upward. Rotational relapse is a concern with NM-Low Z plasty in hypo-/normodivergent patients.

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Uma entrevista com Leopoldino Capelozza Filho

Cited by 12 publications

References 12 publications

Analysis of reliability, accuracy, sensitivity and predictive value of a subjective method to classify facial pattern in adults

Analysis of reliability, accuracy, sensitivity and predictive value of a subjective method to classify facial pattern in adults

Miscarriage of Chief Justice

Evaluation of Skeletal Changes after Mandibular Setback Surgery Using the NM-Low Z Plasty Technique in Skeletal Class III Patients

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