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. 2025 Sep 29;15:1653060. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2025.1653060

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Line graphs labeled A and B depict changes in neck diameter over six weeks, plus baseline, with error bars. Graph A measures at 50 degrees and graph B at 310 degrees. Both show a general decrease over time. — Evolution of the body contour at the 50° (A) and 310° (B) neck diameter (cm). The most significant decrease in radii occurred between weeks 3 and 4, for both the 50° and 310° measurements, exhibiting the steepest slope coefficient during this period. (A): Mean change of the body contour vs. baseline was -0.46 cm (95% CI -0.63; -0.30), p<.0001; mean change of the body contour vs. the previous week was -0.25 cm (95% CI -0.40; -.011), p=0.0005.