
i would like to find out the pharyngeal airways dimension and length? I need few more landmark regarding to the airways.
admin
Thank you for using WebCeph. We are sorry that the features you mentioned is not developed yet. We've received the same requests from other users, so we have a plan to add those features in near future. We will try to reflect your request to WebCeph as soon as possible. Thank you for your good feedback.
When I measure the distance, the unit is 'PX', how can I transfer it to centimeter or inch?
admin
Thank you for asking. We just added calibrate function for measuring distance in Viewer tab. When you click "Distance" in top menu, you will see a pop-up modal which says "Measure 10mm to calibrate". Drag your mouse to measure 10 mm on the image, and click "Set to 10mm" button. Now, you can measure distance in millimeter. Thank you for using WebCeph.
For the Korean children norm, do you have reference paper? If so, please kindly give me the article title.
admin
This is a link to a research paper on the average of cephalometric measurements for a 10-year-old child in Korea. I hope this would be helpful to you. http://journal.kapd.org/upload/jkapd-39-3-280-7.pdf
can we do the customized landmark for now?
WebCeph Manager
Thank you for using WebCeph. We are sorry that the features you mentioned is not developed yet. We've received the same requests from other users, so we have a plan to add those features in near future. We will try to reflect your request to WebCeph as soon as possible. Thank you for your good feedback.
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admin
Thank you for your question. In the case of WebCeph's basic measurements, norm for children over 4 years of age is provided and if the patient is selected as asian, the norm can be applied to Korean children. If you have your own norm data for certain measurements, you can make your own measurements and norm data. However, it may be a little difficult to use, so I plan to make a guide on how to use it later. Thank you for using WebCeph.
annthedentist
Thank youI am a pediatric resident. My research will involve the cephalometric norm. Could you please advise the reference research paper that I may refer for the asian children norm.