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British Journal of Orthodontics, Vol 12, 122-132, Copyright © 1985 by British Orthodontic Society
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PH Jackson, GC Dickson and DJ Birnie
The principles of image capture, image storage and image processing in digital radiology are described. The enhancement of radiographic images using digital image processing techniques and its application to cephalometry is discussed. The results of a pilot study which compared some common cephalometric measurements made from manual point identification with those made by direct digitization of digital radiographic images from video monitors are presented. Although in an early stage of development, the results from the image processing system were comparable with those obtained by traditional methods.
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