Rossi et al .[ 14 ] evaluated the dimensions of the orbital aperture in 97 Brazilian subjects by posteroanterior Caldwell radiographic technique to verify its relationship with gender and concluded that the gender difference was highly significant and that orbital aperture width, area, and inter-orbital distance were larger in males than in females in Brazilian individuals, but the maximum height of the orbital aperture showed no statistically significant differences between genders.
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Orbital aperture morphometry in Indian population: A digital radiographic study.
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