Three-Dimensional Photography

Ra, Jacobs

doi:10.1097/00006534-200101000-00049

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“…The technique is relatively non-invasive. Stereophotogrammetry, laser surface scanning and 3D photogrammetry are examples of these newer techniques (Jacobs, 2001;Meintjes et al, 2002). The laser surface scanner is the most common type of 3-dimensional technique in use today (Doddi and Eccles, 2010).…”

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Digital anthropometric shape analysis of 110 rhinoplasty patients in the Black Sea Region in Turkey

Tuncel

Turan

Kostakoğlu

2013

Journal of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery

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Digital anthropometric shape analysis of 110 rhinoplasty patients in the Black Sea Region in Turkey

Tuncel

Turan

Kostakoğlu

2013

Journal of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery

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“…Neben dem Laserscanner werden zunehmend neuere digitale 3D-Photogrammetriegeräte eingesetzt [29]. Bei der Entwicklung und Auswahl dreidimensionaler Analyseverfahren stellen Genauigkeit, Präzision, Nichtinvasivität, fehlende Strahlenbelastung, Sicherheit, kurze Aufnahmezeit und einfache Anwendbarkeit wichtige Kriterien dar [19,39,53].…”

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“…In addition to 3D visualization, these procedures also allow dynamic analysis of prognoses [24]. Newer 3D digital photogrammetry devices are being increasingly employed in addition to the laser scanner [29]. Accuracy, precision, non-invasiveness, lack of radiation exposure, safety, short imaging time and easy ap-…”

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Implementing a Superimposition and Measurement Model for 3D Sagittal Analysis of Therapy-induced Changes in Facial Soft Tissue: a Pilot Study

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As an accurate, non-invasive, millisecond-fast, non-ionizing and ad infinitum repeatable procedure, 3D digital surface photogrammetry is very well suited for clinical and scientific application in orthodontics. We developed a reliable superimposition and measurement model with 3D digital surface photogrammetry. This new capturing and measurement system provides a simple means of determining 3D changes in facial soft tissue. Our landmarks proved to be highly reproducible for the midface while revealing good reproducibility for the lower face.

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“…1,3,10,11,22,32 Three-dimensional photography is a novel technology that allows us to capture a patient's superficial craniofacial anatomy in 3 dimensions. 14,19 This revolutionary imaging technology has the potential of quantifying volumetric changes of the facial soft tissues 6,16,19 as well as cranial vault volume. 24 Three-dimensional photography appears to be the ideal tool to assess and quantify the effect of surgical techniques in the correction of craniofacial malformations such as unilateral coronal plagiocephaly.…”

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Reconstruction of unicoronal plagiocephaly with a hypercorrection surgical technique

Mesa¹,

Fang²,

Muraszko

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Object Successful surgical repair of unicoronal plagiocephaly remains a challenge for craniofacial surgeons. Many of the surgical techniques directed at correcting the stigmata associated with this craniofacial deformity (for example, ipsilateral supraorbital rim elevation [vertical dystopia], ipsilateral temporal constriction, C-shaped deformity of the face, and so on) are not long lasting and often result in deficient correction and the need for secondary revision surgery. The authors posit that the cause of this relapse was intrinsic deficiencies of the current surgical techniques. The aim of this study was to determine if correction of unilateral coronal plagiocephaly with a novel hypercorrection surgical technique could prevent the relapse of the characteristics associated with unicoronal plagiocephaly. Methods The authors performed a retrospective analysis of 40 consecutive patients who underwent surgical repair of unicoronal plagiocephaly at their institution between 1999 and 2009. In all cases, the senior author (S.R.B.) used a hypercorrection technique for surgical reconstruction. Hypercorrection consisted of significant overcorrection of the affected ipsilateral frontal and anterior temporal areas in the sagittal and coronal planes. Demographic, perioperative, and follow-up data were collected for comparison. The postsurgical appearance of the forehead was documented clinically and photographically and then evaluated and scored by 2 independent graders using the expanded Whitaker scoring system. A relapse was defined as a recurrence of preoperative features that required secondary surgical correction. Results The mean age of the patients at the time of the operation was 13 months (range 8–28 months). The mean follow-up duration was 57 months (range 3 months to 9.8 years). The postsurgical hypercorrection appearance persisted on average 6–8 months but gradually dissipated and normalized. No patients exhibited a relapse of unicoronal plagiocephalic characteristics that required surgical correction. In all cases the aesthetic results were excellent. Only 3 patients required reoperation for the management of persistent calvarial bone defects (2 cases) and removal of a symptomatic granuloma (1 case). Conclusions Our study demonstrates that patients who undergo unicoronal plagiocephaly repair with a hypercorrection surgical technique avoid long-term relapse. Our results suggest that the surgical technique used in the correction of unilateral coronal synostosis is strongly associated with the prevention of postsurgical relapse and that the use of this novel method decreases the need for surgical revision.

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Three-Dimensional Photography

Cited by 32 publications

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Digital anthropometric shape analysis of 110 rhinoplasty patients in the Black Sea Region in Turkey

Digital anthropometric shape analysis of 110 rhinoplasty patients in the Black Sea Region in Turkey

Implementing a Superimposition and Measurement Model for 3D Sagittal Analysis of Therapy-induced Changes in Facial Soft Tissue: a Pilot Study

Reconstruction of unicoronal plagiocephaly with a hypercorrection surgical technique

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