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Table 3.2: Descriptive Statistics for Patients Measured at T0 and T1 (n=29) Mean Minimum Maximum Standard Deviation Maxillary Advancement (mm) 4.54 0.60 10.70 2.19 Mandibular Advancement (mm) 9.45 1.70 19.50 4.89 T0 Total Airway Volume (mm³) 18209.22 11206.21 33260.61 4400.49 T0 Superior Airway Volume (mm³) 12374.11 7942.91 21484.42 2898.37 T0 Inferior Airway Volume (mm³) 5839.65 2883.65 11907.97 2093.61 T1 Total Airway Volume (mm³) 26601.76 12538.88 45795.20 74323.47 T1 Superior Airway Volume (mm³) 16516.88 7849.73 24101.90 3880.45 T1 Inferior Airway Volume (mm³) 10084.89 4689.15 24235.14 4510.25 T0-T1 Total Volume Percent Change (%) 47.25 3.75 122.93 29.91 T0-T1 Superior Volume Percent Change (%) 35.47 -11.37 101.97 26.59 T0-T1 Inferior Volume Percent Change (%) 74.68 -5.97 2.07 53.24 Table 3.3: Descriptive Statistics for Patients Measured at T0 and T2 (n=8) Mean Minimum Maximum Standard Deviation Maxillary Advancement (mm) 3.99 1.40 7.00 1.98 Mandibular Advancement (mm) 10.24 3.3 20.4 5.65 T0 Total Airway Volume (mm³) 18251.55 9402.37 29925.38 6923.11 T0 Superior Airway Volume (mm³) 13095.61 6683.01 19124.93 4639.03 T0 Inferior Airway Volume (mm³) 5155.94 2359.87 11085.06 2879.54 T2 Total Airway Volume (mm³) 24565.28 13106.31 30959.62 6234.21 T2 Superior Airway Volume (mm³) 16680.05 9180.61 24109.12 4633.47 T2 Inferior Airway Volume (mm³) 7885.23 3925.70 11251.20 2337.20 T0-T2 Total Volume Percent Change (%) 43.17 0.12 132.20 41.73 T0-T2 Superior Volume Percent Change (%) 34.52 -.69 119.42 38.56 T0-T2 Inferior Volume Percent Change (%) 74.56 1.50 190.29 65.72 38
Volume (cubic mm) 30000.00 25000.00 20000.00 15000.00 10000.00 5000.00 0.00 Pharyngeal Airway Volume T0-T1-T2 (n=18) T0 T1 T2 Figure 3.5: Airway Volume T0-T1-T2 (n=18) Volume (cubic mm) 30000 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 Pharyngeal Airway Volume T0-T1 (n=29) 0 T0 T1 Total Airway Superior Airway Inferior Airway Figure 3.6: Airway Volume T0-T1 (n=29) Volume (cubic mm) 30000 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 Pharyngeal Airway Volume T0-T2 (n=8) T0 T2 Figure 3.7: Airway Volume T0-T2 (n=8) 39 Total Airway Superior Airway Inferior Airway Total Airway Superior Airway Inferior Airway
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Page 17 and 18: Tongue-Reduction Procedures Other s
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Page 25 and 26: Literature Cited 1. Schwab RJ, Gold
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Page 31 and 32: CHAPTER 3: JOURNAL ARTICLE Abstract
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Page 37 and 38: years. Females had a mean age of 28
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