Diagnostic Report
| From the report window, click the diagnosis menu or the equivalent
button (last one from the right) and LC will integrate the overall values available and
will generate as accurate as possible a diagnosis based on the values measured.
The reliability of the diagnostic report has been tested with over 100 tracings belonging to previously treated patients and it was found to be extremely precise.
Important recommendation: LC generates the diagnostic report based
on the assumption that the patient’s proportions are not over different from the
average person, meaning that for dwarfism or gigantism patients, the reports will
not be 100% accurate. You won't need to be reminded that the final evaluation should be carried
out by the patient’s doctor, in light of the information he has available (in
addition to the cephalometric data), and from which he will be able to identify the
clinical significance or otherwise of the values found to be outwith the average ranges. |
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LC Classification LC classifies dysgnathias as follows:Sagital Relation between maxilla and mandible >First Class Simple Borderline At The Limits Of The Second Class At The Limits Of The Third Class Biprotruse Biretruse >Second Class Simple Hypo-mandible Hypo-maxilla Composite >Third Class Simple Hyper-mandible Hypo-maxilla Composite >Borderline Forms First - Second First - Third >Spurious Form (Present varying combined elements from both First, Second and Third classes) Spurious Form Verging Towards First Class Spurious Form Verging Towards Second Class Spurious Form Verging Towards Third Class Skeletal Vertical Dimension Normal Borderline Slightly Decreased Slightly Increased
Skeletal Deep
Bite
Skeletal Open Bite
Direction of Growth Orthognatic Compensated Horizontal Vertical Distinct Horizontal Growth Distinct Vertical Growth |
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