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Ibis mummy CT imaging: CT scan 2

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Year:
2016
Contributor:
Merck, Derek (author)
Collins, Scott (author)
Merck, Lisa (author)
Thum, Jen (author)
Troche, Julia (author)
Leary, Owen (author)
Cronan, John (author)
Genre:
computerized axial tomography
Subject:
Ibis
Mummies
Tomography
Egyptology
DICOM
DOI
https://doi.org/10.7301/Z0PZ56R5

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Abstract:
Contains CT data captured of the mummified ibis skeleton in its wrapping. Bone tissue stands out clearly in imaging. This data was used to produce 3D models. (Slicer / STL files); this study includes most of the animal.
Notes:
Number of slices: 467
Transfer syntax: Little endian explicit
Slice thickness: 600.00μm
L-R angle: 0°
S-l angle: -90°

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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license

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Merck, Derek, Collins, Scott, Merck, Lisa, et al., "Ibis mummy CT imaging: CT scan 2" (2016). Brown University Open Data Collection, Ibis Mummy CT Imaging. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://doi.org/10.7301/Z0PZ56R5

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    Ibis Mummy CT Imaging

    This project was the result of a collaboration between Egyptology researchers from the Joukowsky Institute at Brown University and medical imaging researchers at Rhode Island Hospital and seeks to utilize diagnostic imaging techniques to confirm the identity of an unprovenanced …

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