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001). The cross-sectional areas at the condylion and gonion levels, which indicate the calibre of the pharyngeal airway at the entrance and midsection, were reduced by 67% (p less then 0.001) and 47% (p less then 0.001), respectively, when compared with the controls. The volume of the nasal airway in patients with Pfeiffer syndrome was significantly restricted in length, height, and width, and by choanal stenosis in all cases in this cohort. The reduced anteroposterior length of the nasal airway contributed to the shortened maxilla more t
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