Cephalometric variability

Human faces vary enormously, and the published literature describes that variation with group means and broad ranges — not with targets. This page puts every metric in your report that cites a source next to the value that source reports, along with the signed difference and how much weight the evidence deserves. Where a reference publishes only a single point and no credible range, that is stated instead of a made-up range. Nothing here is a diagnosis or a goal.

Every metric in this report that cites a published reference, in one place. You haven't selected a comparison group, so only bands that apply to everyone are shown. Diff is the signed distance from the reference centre — absolute degrees for angles, relative percent for ratios. Position stays qualitative: the samples we hold publish means without sample sizes or dispersion, so a numeric percentile cannot be computed honestly from them and we don't invent one.