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Recognition of Intracranial Hypertension in Children with Craniosynostosis using Handheld OCT: A Diagnostic Accuracy Study

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Implementation of Handheld Devices

Nurse Educator, 2008
With the rapid introduction of technology in nursing education, information regarding its implementation in undergraduate curricula is emerging. The authors describe the implementation process used to integrate personal digital assistants into an undergraduate nursing curriculum.
Gerene S, Bauldoff   +4 more
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A handheld virtual mirror

ACM SIGGRAPH 2002 conference abstracts and applications, 2002
This sketch presents the design and construction of a handheld virtual mirror device. The perception of the world reflected through a mirror depends on the viewer's position with respect to the mirror and the 3-D geometry of the world. In order to simulate a real mirror on a computer screen, images of the observed world, consistent with the viewer's ...
Alexandre R. J. François   +2 more
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Universal handheld micropipette

Review of Scientific Instruments, 2016
The handheld micropipette is the most ubiquitous instrument for precision handling of microliter-milliliter liquid volumes, which is an essential capability in biology and chemistry laboratories. The range of one pipette is typically adjustable up to 10-fold its minimum volume, requiring the use and maintenance of multiple pipettes for liquid handling ...
Justin, Beroz, A John, Hart
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A handheld mirror simulation

2003 International Conference on Multimedia and Expo. ICME '03. Proceedings (Cat. No.03TH8698), 2003
We present the design and construction of a handheld mirror simulation device. The perception of the world reflected through a mirror depends on the viewer's position with respect to the mirror and the 3-D geometry of the world. In order to simulate a real mirror on a computer screen, images of the observed world, consistent with the viewer's position,
Alexandre R. J. François   +1 more
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