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Three Dimensional Imaging in Medicine

Three dimensional reconstruction of CT scan data is available to surgeons. The authors discuss the relative merits and disadvantages of this new method of presentation of anatomical data. Recommendations are made for future development and implementation.

David C. Hemmy | Paul Tessier | D. Hemmy | P. Tessier

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