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Copying x-rays.

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[Reproduction of cephalometric films with a soft-tissue outline].

The authors present a description of a radio-photographic technique aimed at providing on the same film a detailed picture of the skeleton together with sufficiently clear reproduction of the contours of soft tissue. This technique, the result of which resembles Xerography, provides a simple means of obtaining reproduction of bony structures and their relations with soft tissues.

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Simplified approach to clinical photography.

These photographic aids are intended to offer an alternative photographic system to the individual who is initially reluctant or unable to invest in the financial commitment of a more sophisticated system. Actual cost of individual components may be ascertained by comparative shopping.

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Everything you wanted to know about radiographic duplication.

If dental radiographs are not duplicated correctly, the resulting duplicates will be of inferior quality. This article discusses the characteristics of a duplicating film, the principle of radiographic duplication, a description of dental duplicators, the selection of optimum duplicating time, a technique of duplicating radiographs, an alternate technique of duplicating radiographs, errors in duplication and their correction, and the maintenance of duplicators.

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Copying X-rays.

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