The Cleft palate-craniofacial journal : official publication of the American Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association · 2012
Quantification of negative aesthetic ratings in primary unrepaired unilateral cleft lip infants by modified paired comparison method.
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Uchiyama Takeshi, Kitamura Nobutaka, Watanabe Akira, Suga Ken-Ichiro, Nakano Yoko, Hitoshi Ohhata, Takagiwa Mutsumi
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To quantify negative aesthetic ratings in primary unrepaired cleft lip infants by further refining our previously reported paired comparison method.
DESIGN: The Thurstone paired comparison method was used to quantify negative aesthetic ratings of plaster facial models selected and ordered according to a table of paired random numbers.
PATIENTS, PARTICIPANTS: A total of 30 facial models of unrepaired incomplete unilateral cleft lip infants were used in this study. Raters comprised 20 oral surgeons and anesthesiologists.
RESULTS: Quantification of aesthetic ratings for the 30 face models of unrepaired incomplete unilateral cleft lip infants was obtained. The ratings ranged from 0 to 5.08.
CONCLUSION: Quantification of the aesthetic ratings for the 30 face models will be used as objective variables in a multivariate analysis in the third stage of this ongoing study.
DESIGN: The Thurstone paired comparison method was used to quantify negative aesthetic ratings of plaster facial models selected and ordered according to a table of paired random numbers.
PATIENTS, PARTICIPANTS: A total of 30 facial models of unrepaired incomplete unilateral cleft lip infants were used in this study. Raters comprised 20 oral surgeons and anesthesiologists.
RESULTS: Quantification of aesthetic ratings for the 30 face models of unrepaired incomplete unilateral cleft lip infants was obtained. The ratings ranged from 0 to 5.08.
CONCLUSION: Quantification of the aesthetic ratings for the 30 face models will be used as objective variables in a multivariate analysis in the third stage of this ongoing study.