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Paper: sigradi2005_811
| Paper title: | TÉCNICAS AVANZADAS DE DISEÑO EN APOYO A LA CIENCIA MÉDICA: APLICACIÓN A LOS TRATAMIENTOS IMPLANTOLÓGICOS |
| Authors: | Amundarain, Iñaki Martín; Víctor Aperribay ; Jesús Mª Alonso ; José Javier San Martín José Ignacio San Martín ; José Mª Arrieta ; Igor Treviño |
| Summary: | At the present time the importance of the image of people plays a key role. Therefore many people who leave these standards wish to change their aesthetic face one, in occasions to look for characteristics that respond to the modern beauty, and in others, to try to solve a medical problem. In the work that is exposed here, the use of the present technological tools of design appears, like support to the scientific development that it makes possible an effectively learn more express and to the students of Odontolgy, improvement of the quality of the treatments of the doctors and help the patients to see beforehand the final results of the operations, avoiding to see disagreeable images. So, the support of the surgical procedures on systems CAD/CAM is making possible the enormous development of medical science, such form that are every time better, more comfortable to learn and are less traumatic for them. [Full paper in Spanish] |
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| Year of publication: | 2005 |
| Series: | CUMINCADes:SIGRADI |
| Download paper: | /pdfs/sigradi2005_811.content.pdf |
| Citation: | Amundarain, Iñaki Martín; Víctor Aperribay ; Jesús Mª Alonso ; José Javier San Martín José Ignacio San Martín ; José Mª Arrieta ; Igor Treviño (2005). TÉCNICAS AVANZADAS DE DISEÑO EN APOYO A LA CIENCIA MÉDICA: APLICACIÓN A LOS TRATAMIENTOS IMPLANTOLÓGICOS . SIGraDi 2005 - [Proceedings of the 9th Iberoamerican Congress of Digital Graphics] Lima - Peru 21-24 november 2005, vol. 2, pp. 811-817, http://itc.scix.net/paper/sigradi2005_811 |
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