Gender-based Comparison of Pharyngeal Airway Between Class I and Class III Patients During MP3cap Growth Period

The findings indicate the necessity of accounting for gender-specific variations in Class I and III patients, as well as evaluating pharyngeal airway characteristics in orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning. In Class III girls, the OA and RG areas, as well as the superior and inferior pharyngeal spaces, were larger compared to Class III boys.