Usability of a Smartphone Application for Pre-operative Facial Analysis for Rhinoplasty among ENT Surgeons
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32412/pjohns.v34i1.963Keywords:
imageMeter, photography, esthetic, rhinoplasty, face, anthropometryAbstract
Objective: To determine the usability of a smartphone application (ImageMeter) by ENT surgeons for pre-operative photographic analysis of facial angles for rhinoplasty using the USE questionnaire.
Methods:
Design: Post-Test Only Non-Experimental Evaluation
Setting: Tertiary Private Training Hospital Outpatient Clinic
Participants: Twenty-five (25) ENT residents and consultants
Results: Of forty-five ENT surgeons invited, twenty-five ENT residents and consultants (16 males, 9 females) aged 28 to 52-years-old (mean age 36-years-old) trialed the use of the Image Meter application in measuring the naso-facial, naso-frontal, and naso-labial angles of pre-selected lateral images of 10 volunteers and completed our survey. The usability of the application was measured using the USE questionnaire, through usefulness (Cronbach
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