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. 2018 Nov 5;89(2):275–283. doi: 10.2319/120317-825.1

Table 3.

Pearson Correlation Between Lateral Cephalometric Measurements and Corresponding 3D Photogrammetry Measurementsa

Measurement
P Value
R Value
R2 Value
Statistical Significance
Correlation Strength
AP
 SNA (°) vs StAM-MC (°) .857 0.043 0.00185
 SNB (°) vs StBM-MC (°) .518 −0.153 0.02341
 Wits (mm) vs SA-MC - SB-MC (mm) .021 0.511 0.26112
 ANB (°) vs StAM-StBM (°) <.0001 0.771 0.59444 ** Strong
Vertical
 LAFH (mm) vs 3DLAFH (mm) <.0001 0.888 0.78854 ** Very strong
 TAFH (mm) vs 3DTAFH (mm) <.0001 0.758 0.57456 ** Strong
 MP-SN (°) vs StMP-MA (°) .005 0.601 0.3612
 MP-FH (°) vs StMP-MA (°) .002 0.643 0.41345 ** Strong
Dental
 U1-NA (°) vs U1-MC (°) .001 0.671 0.45024 ** Strong
 U1-SN (°) vs U1-MC (°) <.0001 0.726 0.52708 ** Strong
 L1-MP (°) vs L1-MC (°) <.0001 0.715 0.51123 ** Strong
 L1-NB (°) vs L1-MC (°) <.0001 0.818 0.66912 ** Very strong
 L1-NB (mm) vs L1-MC (mm) <.0001 0.73 0.5329 ** Strong
 U1-NA (mm) vs U1-MC (mm) .092 0.386 0.149
a 

Strength of correlation coefficient (R) is estimated as follows: 0.8–1 (very strong), 0.6–0.79 (strong), 0.4–0.59 (moderate), 0.2–0.39 (weak), and 0–0.19 (very weak).

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Correlation is significant at P < .004 for 15 distinct 2D measurements.