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Getting in touch—3D printing in forensic imaging

Ebert et al., 2011

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3692603591201537956
Author
Ebert L
Thali M
Ross S
Publication year
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Forensic science international

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With the increasing use of medical imaging in forensics, as well as the technological advances in rapid prototyping, we suggest combining these techniques to generate displays of forensic findings. We used computed tomography (CT), CT angiography, magnetic …
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