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Point-based digitally reconstructed radiograph

2008 19th International Conference on Pattern Recognition, 2008
In this paper, we present a novel point-based digitally reconstructed radiography (PBDRR) method for large CT data sets. Three steps are mainly included in the proposed method, namely point sampling, point rendering and quantization. Finite samples are determined on the nature or user-specified transfer function by a Monte Carlo technique.
Aodong Shen, Limin Luo
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Reconstruction of Congenital Aplasia of Digits

Surgical Clinics of North America, 1981
Reconstruction of partial digital aplasia with one border digit is attainable in young patients. It requires construction or transplantation of a stable part with functional sensibility to permit pinch and grasp. Toe transplants provide these functions relatively rapidly but carry a certain risk of failure and add a new deformity to the foot.
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Partial-spectrum-reconstruction digital filter banks

1993 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, 2002
Practical design methods for partial-spectrum-reconstruction (PSR) filter banks are presented. The filters are the discrete-Fourier-transform (DFT) or the discrete-cosine-transform (DCT) versions of prototype filters. The prototype filters are designed to minimize aliasing and distortions at the output. The proposed technique is extended to system with
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Advances In Reconstruction Of Digital Joints

Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1997
The recent development of dynamic traction provides several advantages for the treatment of intra-articular fractures of the hand: Ligamentotaxis reduces fracture fragments and realigns joint surfaces, Contracture of joint ligament and periarticular structures is prevented, Collapse of fracture fragments is prevented, Cartilage healing and regeneration
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Digitizing and reconstructing images

1991
Before an analogue image can be processed by computer it must first be digitized, or expressed as an array of numbers. The digitizing process can be divided into three phases: a) The image area is scanned by an aperture or spot. By definition this is finite in size, and simultaneously acts as a low-pass prefilter (attenuating the higher spatial ...
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Digital amputations and their reconstruction: Reconstructive surgery of the fingers

Microsurgery, 1994
AbstractReconstructive surgery of the fingers has been greatly modified and improved by the introduction of microsurgery. Fifty‐three cases, in the past five years, of hand mutilation due to an amputation and the reconstructive techniques used have been reviewed.
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RECONSTRUCTION OF DIGITAL PULLEYS

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1974
R C, Wray, P M, Weeks
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Biblioclasm and Digital Reconstruction

2022
Carla Rossi, Adrienn Orosz, Michela Cicalini, Nancy Mariarita Impellizzeri   +3 more
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Introduction – Biblioclasm & Digital Reconstruction

Theory and Criticism of Literature and ArtsVolume 6, No. 1 – August 2022 – Special IssueBiblioclasm & Digital ReconstructionELEVEN SCATTERED MANUSCRIPTS DIGITALLY REASSEMBLED THROUGH THE WAYBACK RECOVERY METHOD©Copyright © 2022 RECEPTIO Academic Press LtdDigital Version – ISSN: 2297-1874Print Version – ISSN: 2504-2238RECEPTIO Academic Press Ltd20-22 ...
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Is Digital Reconstruction Necessary?

2021
Paul Cerrato, John Halamka
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