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Figure 2. Illustration of minimum cross-sectional area (a) and measurements for oropharynx and soft palate in sagittal plane (b, c). From: Airway volume.

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1 Figure 2. Illustration of minimum cross-sectional area (a) and measurements for oropharynx and soft palate in sagittal plane (b, c). From: Airway volume analysis: is there a correlation between two and three-dimensions? Eur J Orthod. Published online September 23, doi: /ejo/cjx067 Eur J Orthod | © The Author Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the European Orthodontic Society. All rights reserved. For permissions, please

2 Figure 1. The standard head position (sagittal plane), and the airway compartment borders and corresponding area and volume measurements evaluated. 1 = NC coronal area; 2 = N coronal area; 3 = N linear measure and N axial area; 4 = O linear measure and O axial area. The areas located at the sagittal standard image correspond to the correspondent compartment coronal area. ANS, anterior nasal spine; PNS, posterior nasal spine. From: Airway volume analysis: is there a correlation between two and three-dimensions? Eur J Orthod. Published online September 23, doi: /ejo/cjx067 Eur J Orthod | © The Author Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the European Orthodontic Society. All rights reserved. For permissions, please

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