PubMed · 3154602
Three-dimensional computed tomographic imaging.
Abstract
Recent developments in imaging techniques now allow reconstruction of actual three-dimensional images from computed tomographic data. This article discusses the basic concepts involved in three-dimensional imaging and reviews its potential as a diagnostic and management tool for the clinical ophthalmologist. New computer techniques allow review of actual three-dimensional images in both static and dynamic formats. This can allow the clinician to define more accurately a normal and pathologic anatomy involving skeletal structures in particular.
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J A Katowitz, G T Herman, L A Whitaker, M G Welsh. 1987. Three-dimensional computed tomographic imaging.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00002341-198703040-00004
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