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Soft tissue asymmetry with enlargement of the left-side pharynx and larynx (Figure 9).

A number of studies have used standardized photographs and stereophotogrammetry to assess soft tissue asymmetry [16, 18, 27].

Although the bony symmetry was maintained at one-year follow-up (Figure 7), the patient continued to exhibited soft tissue asymmetry.

Odontogenic cyst pericoronal to tooth 48 (Figure 8). 7. Soft tissue asymmetry with enlargement of the left-side pharynx and larynx (Figure 9)   Figure 9 Soft tissue asymmetry with thickening and enlargement of left-side pharynx and larynx as viewed on axial slice.

Soft tissue asymmetry has yet to be measured in class I patients with CBCT, and this would help further understand the soft-tissue compensations that overcome the minor skeletal discrepancies we observed in this study.

In most deformities, soft tissue asymmetry is present and can be corrected by soft tissue balancing techniques that allow the implant to tension the joint in flexion and extension symmetrically with resultant knee joint stability.

A hierarchy for anatomic landmarks has been previously established for constructing the soft tissue midline, with the natural dental midline and the tip of philtrum being most reliable for measuring soft tissue asymmetries in 2D [28].

Limited soft-tissue asymmetry, meanwhile, is difficult to correct.

However, most studies have focused on hard-tissue asymmetry.

The proposed 3D imaging-based method of identifying and quantifying facial soft-tissue asymmetry was fast and effective.

This study presents a method to automatically localise and quantify soft-tissue asymmetry in adults from their 3D facial scans.