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Paleoradiology, Clinical Perspective Mummified Remains
2022Paleoradiology, Clinical Perspective Mummified ...
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Review of interventional procedures in paleoradiology in the University Hospital Center "Zagreb"
2022Paleoradiology is an indispensable part of paleopathology, but although present for more than 125 years, as a science it is still under - used in every day practice. It was often used just as an additional feature of case presentation, but today there should be tendency towards investigations on a larger scale with mere paleoradiology in focus. Besides
Čavka, Mislav +5 more
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[COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION OF CRANIAL LESIONS, A PALEORADIOLOGICAL APPROACH].
Ideggyogyaszati szemle, 2016Introducing the multidisciplinary paleoradiology research at the Institute of Diagnostic Imaging and Radiation Oncology of the Kaposvár University, highlighting the cases with potential central nervous system involvement--from the scanning methods to the 3D printing--in order to draw attention to the historical background and clinical aspects of ...
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Paleoradiological analysis of a child mummy from Zagreb Cathedral
2018Although the scientific investigation of mummies is an established field of research, paleoradiology is still rarely used for the analysis of mummified Christian relics for various reasons. In this study we present the results of the radiographic analysis of a child-mummy housed in the Cathedral of Zagreb, which is revered as an innocent child from the
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Paleoradiology and European colonization.
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Paleoradiological analysis of dental remains from ancient cremated urns
2014Since the invention of x-rays, paleoradiology, or paleoimaging, has played a significant role in the scientific study of ancient remains. Although x-ray units are used regularly, clinical computed tomography (CT) has been used only few times in the study of Bronze Age urns.
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