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Year:: 2007
Contributor:: Moore, Douglas C. (creator); Crisco, Joseph J. (creator); Trafton, Theodore G. (creator); Leventhal, Evan L. (creator)
Genre:: computerized axial tomography
Subject:: Wrist; Carpal Bones; Anatomy; Biomechanical Phenomena; Tomography; Volumetrics; Incremental orthogonal
DOI: https://doi.org/10.7301/Z02Z13QC

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Abstract:: The incremental orthogonal protocol included scans at eight targeted positions, one with the wrist in neutral (dorsum of the third metacarpal aligned with the dorsal surface of the forearm), followed by subsequent scans with the wrist in 30° and 60° of flexion, 30° and 60° of extension, 20° and 40° of ulnar deviation, and 20° of radial deviation.
Notes:: Scanning protocol: Incremental orthogonal; Sex: male; This research received funding from

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Moore, Douglas C., Crisco, Joseph J., Trafton, Theodore G., et al., "Subject 83303 Data Set" (2007). Incremental Orthogonal Data Sets, Brown University Open Data Collection. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://doi.org/10.7301/Z02Z13QC

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Subject 83303 Data Set