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1996
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Hideyuki Ban, Akihide Hashizume, Ryuuichi Suzuki:
Rotation method for medical three-dimensional image using object direct operation. Syst. Comput. Jpn. 27(14): 68-75 (1996)
1994
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Hideyuki Ban, Ryuuichi Suzuki:
High speed display algorithm for 3D medical images using multilayer range image. Syst. Comput. Jpn. 25(1): 98-110 (1994)
1992
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Akihide Hashizume, Jun Motoike, Ryuuichi Suzuki, Ryohei Yabe:
Segmentation of blood cell image captured by single CCD color TV camera. Syst. Comput. Jpn. 23(6): 75-84 (1992)

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1992
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Hideyuki Ban, Akihide Hashizume, Ryuuichi Suzuki:
Interactive Surface Display for 3d Medical Images Using Multilayer Range Images. MVA 1992: 545-548

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