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Stereoscopy without instruments: a training device.

A Yanai·H Segawa·S Nagata·H Asato
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The authors describe a new method for mastering stereoscopic viewing of radiographs. The method can be learned in 20 minutes and does not use instruments such as stereoviewers.

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A Yanai, H Segawa, S Nagata, H Asato. 1985. Stereoscopy without instruments: a training device.. https://doi.org/10.1148/radiology.155.3.4001387

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