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Tragion

Anatomical point of face at the junction of superior margin of tragus and lateral border of skin of face.
National Institutes of Health

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2019
2019
Gender-dependent impact of aging on facial proportions
Facial proportions in younger people have been evaluated in several studies. However, the number of older people who need… 
2013
2013
Peroneal nerve palsy caused by a ganglion in popliteal tragion : a case report
2004
2004
Induced Oral Breathing and Craniocervical Postural Relations: An Experimental Study in Healthy Young Adults
Abstract The influence of induced oral breathing on head and craniocervical posture was studied in ten healthy young adults… 
2001
2001
Photoanthropometric Investigation of Facial Structures in Iranian Children with Down Syndrome and Normal Controls
The photoanthropometric method was used to study the facial features in 136 Iranian children with Down syndrome, aged 4 to 14… 
1996
1996
[The suitability of various cephalometric planes for the determination of vertical alignment of the head].
Different cephalometric lines or planes may be used to determine vertical head tilt. 94 subjects were used to assess the… 
1990
1990
[A study on the reference planes and lines for dental practice].
In prosthetic dentistry, determination of the occlusal plane has a great influence on functional articulation and esthetic… 
1988
1988
[Evaluation of occlusal plane, ala-tragion line, palatal plane and mandibular plane in Chinese].
1988
1988
[Evaluation of occlusal plane, ala-tragion line, palatal plane and mandibular plane in Chinese].
1970
1970
Postural Set and Overt Movement: A Force-Platform Analysis
If the postural set is altered by changing the habitual balance of the head during a movement performed against gravity, the… 
1948
1948
The angulator; an instrument for measuring the Frankfort-mandibular plane angle.
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