Cephalometry in Orthodontics

Cephalometry changed the day radiography stopped being flat, and that transition is the subject of the volume edited by Kula and Ghoneima. Its 208 pages run through the cephalometric analyses in everyday use with their linear and angular measurements, resting throughout on the image rather than on written description. The landmarks are shown located on the skull and the spine, and also identified on the radiograph, in two and in three dimensions. Its natural reader is the orthodontist who diagnoses and evaluates outcomes with volumetric records and needs a consistent basis for tracing. English edition, 2018.