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MODELLING HUMAN ORGANS APPLICATION TO KIDNEY ANATOMY

New medical imaging techniques, such as X-Ray Scanning or Magnetic Resonance, give us the capability of examining live organs without having to use surgical processes. Most of these techniques produce images of organ sections. Medical scientists can use such a set of images to figure out the three-dimensional shape of organs.

Jean Sequeira | Pierre Conort

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