Identification of cephalometric landmarks in unilateral cleft lip and palate patients: are there alternatives for point A, ANS, and PNS?
Although the landmarks A, ANS, and PNS are hard to trace in UCLP patients with tooth germs in the anterior maxilla, no better landmarks were found in this study. Cephalometric studies using A, ANS, and PNS in UCLP patients should be interpreted with caution.
Despite a negligible hematocrit effect for the StatStrip, it did not achieve recommended error limits. The StatStrip and PXP glucose monitors remain suitable only for neonatal hypoglycemia screening with confirmation required from a laboratory analyzer.