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Comparison of spectrophotometer, digital camera and scanner in reproducing facial skin colour.
Introduction: The success of a well-fitting and anatomically correct maxillofacial prosthesis is compromised if the colour does not match the adjoining tissues. Objectives: The purpose of this study was to examine the ability of the spectrophotometer, digital camera and scanner in reproducing skin c
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