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English: The pseudo-solarisation with 1st. order equidensities now bring detail in the bones at the bottom of the image
Deutsch: Die Pseudosolarisation mit 1. Ordnung Äquidensiten bringen Detail in den Knochen unter am Bild
Nederlands: De pseudo-solarisatie met 1. orde equidensieten brengen detail in de beenderen onder in de foto
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XRay right hand showing 1st. order equidensities after pseudo-solarization of original

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