Nuno Vibe Hermann

Nuno Vibe Hermann

Associate Professor

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    ORCID: 0000-0002-8079-8571

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    1. 2005
    2. Published

      Characteristics of facial growth and development in children with clefts

      Kreiborg, Sven, Hermann, Nuno Vibe & Darvann, T. A., 2005, Cleft lip and palate with an introduction to other craniofacial anomalies. Perspectives in management. Berlin. Tyskland: Springer, p. 224-235

      Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Book chapter › Research

    3. Published

      Early craniofacial growth in four different cleft groups with cleft of the secondary palate

      Hermann, Nuno Vibe, Darvann, T. A., Jensen, B. L., Dahl, E. & Kreiborg, Sven, 2005.

      Research output: Contribution to conference › Conference abstract for conference › Research

    4. Published

      Experiences with a portfolio system in the clinical training of undergraduate dental students in pediatric dentistry (A DADE report). Developing Assessment in Dental Education Course, Association for Dental Education in Eruope, 2005

      Hermann, Nuno Vibe & Madsen, D. B., 2005

      Research output: Book/Report › Report › Communication

    5. Published

      Nasal septum morphology and deveopment in young children with unilateral complete cleft lip and palate. DKTE-report

      Hermann, Nuno Vibe, 2005

      Research output: Book/Report › Report › Communication

    6. Published

      Palatal surface area of maxillary plasters casts - a comparison between 2D and 3D-measurements

      Darvann, T. A., Hermann, Nuno Vibe, Ersbøll, B. K., Kreiborg, Sven & Berkowitz, S., 2005

      Research output: Book/Report › Report › Communication

    7. Published

      Reduced mandibular length is a risk factor in development of cleft palate

      Kreiborg, Sven, Hermann, Nuno Vibe, Darvann, T. A., Petersen, I. & Christensen, K., 2005.

      Research output: Contribution to conference › Conference abstract for conference › Research

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