The list of qualified papers is presented below:
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The use of Scanning Electron Microscopy in Palaeontology: a study of Late Devonian thylacocephalan arthropods |
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The use of Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) in Entomology – observation of claws and pad structures of phasmids of family Heteropterygidae |
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Advantages of using CT in anthropological analyses of mummy |
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Digital facial reconstruction from the skull |
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Analysis of the dental stigmata and heterotopic ossification of the yellow ligaments using micro-CT scanner |
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Significance of personal objects made of bone materials in the Early Bronze Age south-eastern Poland based on selected imaging methods – project’s aims and methods |
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The comparison of the effectiveness of the selected diagnostic methods detecting the occlusal caries of molar and premolar teeth |
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Analysis of the odontological materials using micro-CT scanner |
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The current use of an ultrasound scanner in the GP surgery to quickly differentiate abdominal pain |
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Comparing radiopacity of dental materials using a modern X-Ray system |
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Going deeper: 3D visualization of γδ T cells in mouse reproductive tract by tissue clearing CUBIC method |
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Differentiation of adults’ frontal sinuses morphology as identification method and in historical population anthropological analysis |
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Visible-Invisible. Some critical remarks in using laser scanning and aerial photographs |
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3D scanner as a tool of an anthropolgist |
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Shear wave elastography of the liver - analysis of possibilities and limitations of the method based on own experience |
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Artificial intelligence applications in diagnostic imaging - state of the art |
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Postmortem CT examination with 3D reconstruction |
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The influence of radiologist on usefulness of Computed Tomography in finding dog’s undescended testicle - case report |
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Shear-wave sonoelastography as a valuable diagnostic tool in patients with temporomandibular disorders |
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2D and 3D imaging in facial reconstruction: advantages and disadvantages |
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A case report of ruptured splenic artery as an extremely rare complication of chronic pancreatitis |
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Influence of contrast administration on kidney pathology |
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Treatment of a splanchnic artery aneurysms using endovascular intervention – presentation of 3 cases of patients |
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Unusual and unexpected - scrotal and perineal varices in a male patient |
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Takayasu arteritis in imaging diagnostics. |
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Mechanical thrombomectomy as a future treatment in acute ischemic stroke - case report |
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Volume of the spleen assessment – linear measurements or coefficients? |
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Dangerous esthetic treatments - case report of patient after rapeseed oil intramuscular injections. |
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Morphometric changes in kidneys developed along with the ageing. |
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Postmortem computed tomography (PMCT) in the diagnosis of heart air embolism |
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Variability in the number of infraorbital foramina in monkeys of the Papionini tribe |
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Radiological study of knee-joint involvement in case of rheumatoid arthritis |
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Change of bone tissue at osteoarthritis in dogs |
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Biomorphological features of the shoulder bone elements of several owl representative |
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