Placed at the top of the fossa
The roof of the glenoid fossa is often crisper than the condyle inside it. It is the socket, not the head.
Point · Co
The most superoposterior point on the condylar head — the loosest point in the atlas.
At Beginner a placement counts as found within 3.9 mm of the reviewed reading.
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Each figure is the reviewed reading of Condylion (Co) and a typical miss, on the same ceph, at the distance the mistake usually goes.
Placed at the top of the fossa
The roof of the glenoid fossa is often crisper than the condyle inside it. It is the socket, not the head.
Placed at the neck
Where the head is invisible the point falls to the last clear outline, which is the narrower neck below it.
3 measurements are built on it. Miss it, and every one of them moves.
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