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Marko J Katic
Researcher at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
Publications - 21
Citations - 1442
Marko J Katic is an academic researcher from Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. The author has contributed to research in topics: Craniofacial & Calibration. The author has an hindex of 14, co-authored 16 publications receiving 1275 citations.
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International anthropometric study of facial morphology in various ethnic groups/races.
Leslie G. Farkas,Marko J Katic,Christopher R. Forrest,Alt Kw,Bagic I,Baltadjiev G,Eugénia Cunha,Cvicelová M,Davies S,Erasmus I,Gillett-Netting R,Hajnis K,Kemkes-Grottenthaler A,Khomyakova I,Kumi A,Kgamphe Js,Kayo-daigo N,Le T,Malinowski A,Negasheva M,Manolis S,Ogetürk M,Parvizrad R,Rösing F,Sahu P,Chiarella Sforza,Sivkov S,Sultanova N,Tomazo-Ravnik T,Tóth G,Uzun A,Yahia E +31 more
TL;DR: The present study, conducted by investigators working separately across the world and with small samples of the population, is clearly preliminary in nature and extent and may fulfill its mission if medical and anthropological investigators continue the work of establishing normative data of the face.
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Anthropometric proportions in the upper lip-lower lip-chin area of the lower face in young white adults.
TL;DR: Proportion standards are a valuable contribution to the surface anatomy of the lower face of young white adults.
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Comparison of craniofacial measurements of young adult African-American and North American white males and females.
TL;DR: Differences in anthropometric measurements of the craniofacial complex between African-American and North American white subjects of both sexes and of similar age confirmed the need to establish separate norms for African-Americans to guide corrective surgery of the head and face.
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Surface Anatomy of the Face in Down's Syndrome: Linear and Angular Measurements in the Craniofacial Regions
TL;DR: This study found the highest percentage of severely subnormal measurements in the orbital region and the smallest in the labio-oral region, which will help during visual examination of patients with Down's syndrome.
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Anthropometric measurements of the facial framework in adulthood: age-related changes in eight age categories in 600 healthy white North Americans of European ancestry from 16 to 90 years of age
Leslie G. Farkas,Otto G Eiben,Stefan Sivkov,Bryan Tompson,Marko J Katic,Christopher R. Forrest +5 more
TL;DR: The face width proved to be the most stable measurement and had the thinnest soft-tissue cover and an unexpected harmony was noted between the values of the measurements in early and late adulthood in both sexes on both the skin and bony surface.