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3D Analysis Based Evaluation of the Inferior Part of the Maxil-lary Sinus by Facial Index

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Lee J-H, Joen E-Y, Park J-T. 3D Analysis Based Evaluation of the Inferior Part of the Maxil-lary Sinus by Facial Index. Iran J Public Health. 2022;51(8):1896-1898.