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A 3D-printed phantom to validate subject orientation in 3D imaging and recordings
A phantom defined by a 3D-printed system of markers representing an anatomical coordinate system is proposed. This phantom is designed for use in magnetic resonance and X-ray imaging devices to validate acquisition parameters and prevent laterality errors during image acquisition and processing. The
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