Identifiable anatomical structures in lateral cephalometric radiograph (ceph tracing 1)

[@jhan4297]

I can't believe how good this video is. I am amazed and very thankful.

[@asmafatmi4165]

amazing vedio, very helpful, thank you !!

[@doctoranwar3667]

Great vedio.... Kindly keep uploading... 👍👍👍

[@abidnoor7362]

Nice presentation, very helpful in cephlometric tracing. Thumbs up

[@jledvinka]

Very useful video - thank you.

[@eleanorrigby2923]

Could you please tell me if you see a block vertebrae on this ceph (c2/c3)?. Thank you.

[@irfansinstituteofclinicalortho]

Yes www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Fused-cervical-vertebrae%3A-a-coincidental-finding-in-Samson-Varghese/4b22b3f2a196980db2b0f41c6b5575b282008d91

[@jledvinka]

Very observant - well spotted!

[@irfansinstituteofclinicalortho]

Indeed.

[@hageradel5027]

Amaizing

[@azarnoushheydari7021]

really useful

[@wh781231]

maxillary bone extents to reach to frontal bone on front maxillary suture???

[@irfansinstituteofclinicalortho]

Yup