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Color coded images have the potentials of providing the eye with more information than that is currently furnished by conventional grey-scale images. In this communication an attempt of evaluation of digitalized color radiography as applied to bone system was undertaken.
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Marciniak, R., Kociatkiewicz, E., Jarnicki, K. (1993). Digitalized pseudo-color radiography of bones. Preliminary report on color significance in image processing. In: Pesch, HJ., Stöß, H., Kummer, B. (eds) Osteologie aktuell VII. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-78188-9_123
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