Skeletal dimensions as predictors for the shape of the nose in a South African sample: A cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) study.
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D. Vandermeulen | D. Vandermeulen | F. Demeter | A. Oettlé | E. L'Abbé | A.F. Ridel | F. Demeter | J. Liebenberg | E.N. L’Abbé | A.C. Oettlé | J. Liebenberg | A. Ridel | E. L’Abbé
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