[Integrated orthodontic management system for virtual three-dimensional computer graphic simulation and optical video image database--supported system for diagnosis and treatment planning].

K Hikage

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[Integrated orthodontic management system for virtual three-dimensional computer graphic simulation and optical video image database--supported system for diagnosis and treatment planning].

K Hikage

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K Hikage. 1987. [Integrated orthodontic management system for virtual three-dimensional computer graphic simulation and optical video image database--supported system for diagnosis and treatment planning].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3333504/

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