Influence of Head Motion on the Accuracy of 3D Reconstruction with Cone-Beam CT: Landmark Identification Errors in Maxillofacial Surface Model
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Jin-Hyoung Cho | Hyeon-Shik Hwang | Jin-Hyoung Cho | Kyung-Min Lee | H. Hwang | Kyung-Min Lee | Jin-Myoung Song | J. Song
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