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Dimensional Stability of Polymer and Titanium Implant Scan Bodies After Repeated Steam Sterilization: A High-Resolution 3D Metrological In Vitro Study. [PDF]
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Body Packing – The way to obscure illicit drugs
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1964
A high energy γ-ray scanning system has been described which has been applied to locating areas of increased concentration of γ-ray emitting isotopes in the body, and also to the measurement of retention of an administered isotope. The localisation feature of this scanner has been useful in the finding of lesions in the body and in studies of the ...
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A high energy γ-ray scanning system has been described which has been applied to locating areas of increased concentration of γ-ray emitting isotopes in the body, and also to the measurement of retention of an administered isotope. The localisation feature of this scanner has been useful in the finding of lesions in the body and in studies of the ...
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Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management: An International Journal, 2002
Describes research designed to examine the effects of subject positioning on the accuracy of body scan data. A body measurement system developed by the Textile Clothing Technology Corporation was used to acquire two scans from each of 72 subjects. The subjects were instructed to continue to breathe normally and stand with their feet shoulder‐width ...
Lashawnda Mckinnon, Cynthia L. Istook
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Describes research designed to examine the effects of subject positioning on the accuracy of body scan data. A body measurement system developed by the Textile Clothing Technology Corporation was used to acquire two scans from each of 72 subjects. The subjects were instructed to continue to breathe normally and stand with their feet shoulder‐width ...
Lashawnda Mckinnon, Cynthia L. Istook
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Abdominal Imaging, 1994
Rapid, dynamic computed tomography (CT) is essential in scanning the body in order to maintain adequate contrast enhancement during the entire examination. In the case of the liver, this is most critical in order to complete scanning prior to the equilibrium phase when lesions are less conspicuous or may be missed entirely.
P M, Silverman +5 more
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Rapid, dynamic computed tomography (CT) is essential in scanning the body in order to maintain adequate contrast enhancement during the entire examination. In the case of the liver, this is most critical in order to complete scanning prior to the equilibrium phase when lesions are less conspicuous or may be missed entirely.
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2018
Clothing selection is generally made on the basis of appearance (looks and fashion), costs, and fit. Traditionally, clothing items are fitted in the retail outlet, but increasingly garments are purchased over the internet, making physical fitting impossible. Therefore, the technology of 3D body scanning becomes increasingly important.
Daanen, Hein A.M., Psikuta, Agnes
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Clothing selection is generally made on the basis of appearance (looks and fashion), costs, and fit. Traditionally, clothing items are fitted in the retail outlet, but increasingly garments are purchased over the internet, making physical fitting impossible. Therefore, the technology of 3D body scanning becomes increasingly important.
Daanen, Hein A.M., Psikuta, Agnes
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Examination of Body Image Issues and Willingness to Be Body Scanned
Women & Health, 2008This project examined body image issues using 3D body scanning technology. Twenty years of research on body image indicates that though thinness is culturally desirable, possessing an ideal body does not guarantee that women will be satisfied with their bodies.
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Clinical utility of CAT body scans
The American Journal of Surgery, 1978The results of 202 computerized axial tomography (CAT) body scans performed on hospitalized patients were analyzed for their accuracy and clinical utility. The sensitivity (80 per cent), specificity (70 per cent), and accuracy (77 per cent) were high but not superior to ultrasound examinations of the same area. The results of the CAT body scan affected
C, Baker, L W, Way
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