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Three-dimensional reconstruction and visualization of human enamel ex vivo using high-frequency ultrasound

Du et al., 2017

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7369156229416740510
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Du J
Mao X
Ye P
Huang Q
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Journal of Medical and Biological Engineering

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Dental decay and erosion are common cases in clinics. It would be useful for dentists to collect adequate information about the thickness of hard tissue (eg, enamel and dentin) during treatment without pulp exposure. This study proposes a scanning system that collects …
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