Verificação da proporção áurea em medidas cefalométricas laterais de indivíduos com síndrome de Down
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2006-07-07
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Dotto, Patricia Pasquali [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O propósito no presente estudo foi verificar a existência da proporção áurea entre algumas medidas cefalométricas laterais de indivíduos com síndrome de Down (SD), bem como, observar se houve variações nas razões avaliadas em diferentes períodos de crescimento de acordo com a curva de crescimento puberal (CCP), e entre os sexos. Para tanto, foram analisadas 52 radiografias cefalométricas laterais e 52 radiografias de mão e punho de indivíduos com SD entre seis e 33 anos de idade. A divisão da amostra foi realizada no programa Curva de Crescimento 1.0 (Radiomemory®). Foram selecionados 16 segmentos craniofaciais, gerando 17 razões. As medidas foram calculadas no programa Radiocef 4.0 (Radiomemory®). O erro intra-examinador foi verificado pelo teste de Análise de Regressão Linear (r >0,95). Os resultados obtidos foram submetidos à Análise de Regressão Linear Múltipla e teste t de Student (5%). Das 17 razões, três apresentaram tendência à proporção áurea em todas as fases tanto para o sexo masculino quanto para o feminino (SAcrS/ N-Ena; S-AcrS/Ena-Enp e N-ASPt/Sf1/-C1MS). A razão NPOMxN/ Or-POMx-Or foi áurea para os dois sexos após o período do pico do surto de crescimento puberal. Em Po-N/Co-Go e Co-Gn/N-POMxN, a tendência foi verificada para o sexo feminino em todas as fases, quanto ao sexo masculino, houve variação na ocorrência durante as fases. Para Co-Gn/Go-Pog, essa tendência foi observada para o sexo masculino no final do crescimento. A razão Co-Go/Sf1/-C1MS apresentou variações na ocorrência para ambos os sexos. O autor concluiu que indivíduos com SD apresentaram algumas medidas do crânio em proporção áurea e que para algumas razões analisadas houve variações na ocorrência com relação às fases de crescimento e diferenças entre os sexos foram observadas.
The aim of the present study was to verify the presence of the golden proportion among some lateral cephalometric measurements of individuals with Down's syndrome (DS), as well as, to observe if there were variations in the appraised ratios at different growth phases in agreement with the Puberal Growth Curve (PGC), and between genders. There were used 52 lateral cephalometric X-rays and 52 hand and wrist X-rays from individuals with DS among six and 33 years old. The sample was divided using the software Curva de Crescimento 1.0 (Radiomemory®). It was selected 16 craniofacial segments, generating 17 ratios. The measurements were calculated by Radiocef 4.0 (Radiomemory®) program. The intra-examiner error was analyzed using the Linear Regression test (r >0,95). The results were analyzed using the Multiple Linear Regression test and the t-Student test (5%). Among the 17 ratios, three presented tendency to the golden proportion in all of the phases as much for males as for females (SAcrS/ N-Ena; S-AcrS/Ena-Enp and N-ASPt/Sf1/-C1MS). The ratio NPOMxN/ Or-POMx-Or was golden for both genders after the pubertal growth spurt. For the ratios Po-N/Co-Go and Co-Gn/N-POMxN, the tendency was verified for females in all of the phases, but for males there was found variation in the occurrence during the phases. For the ratio Co- Gn/Go-Pog, that tendency was observed for males in the final phase of the growth. The ratio Co-Go/Sf1/-C1MS presented variations in the occurrence for both genders. Author concluded that individuals with DS presented some measurements of the skull in golden proportion and variations was found for some analyzed ratios in occurrence regarding the growth phases and differences between genders.
The aim of the present study was to verify the presence of the golden proportion among some lateral cephalometric measurements of individuals with Down's syndrome (DS), as well as, to observe if there were variations in the appraised ratios at different growth phases in agreement with the Puberal Growth Curve (PGC), and between genders. There were used 52 lateral cephalometric X-rays and 52 hand and wrist X-rays from individuals with DS among six and 33 years old. The sample was divided using the software Curva de Crescimento 1.0 (Radiomemory®). It was selected 16 craniofacial segments, generating 17 ratios. The measurements were calculated by Radiocef 4.0 (Radiomemory®) program. The intra-examiner error was analyzed using the Linear Regression test (r >0,95). The results were analyzed using the Multiple Linear Regression test and the t-Student test (5%). Among the 17 ratios, three presented tendency to the golden proportion in all of the phases as much for males as for females (SAcrS/ N-Ena; S-AcrS/Ena-Enp and N-ASPt/Sf1/-C1MS). The ratio NPOMxN/ Or-POMx-Or was golden for both genders after the pubertal growth spurt. For the ratios Po-N/Co-Go and Co-Gn/N-POMxN, the tendency was verified for females in all of the phases, but for males there was found variation in the occurrence during the phases. For the ratio Co- Gn/Go-Pog, that tendency was observed for males in the final phase of the growth. The ratio Co-Go/Sf1/-C1MS presented variations in the occurrence for both genders. Author concluded that individuals with DS presented some measurements of the skull in golden proportion and variations was found for some analyzed ratios in occurrence regarding the growth phases and differences between genders.
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Down, Sindrome de, Cefalometria, Crescimento humano, Proporção áurea, Ortodontia, Down syndrome, Golden proportion, Cephalometry, Human growth
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DOTTO, Patricia Pasquali. Verificação da proporção áurea em medidas cefalométricas laterais de indivíduos com síndrome de Down. 2006. 217 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Odontologia, 2006.