Diagnostic System for Detecting and Indicating Cranial Movements

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2005-04-07

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Presented at Med-e-tel 2005 Conference in Luxembourg.

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Decision Support Systems in eHealth: The practical experience and clinical results in diagnostic and treatment of cranial bone pathology after traumas in labor or other postnatal cranial traumas and in prevention of such heavy diseases as hydrocephalus, epilepsy, scoliosis, and many others have been accumulated.

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This presentation was given by Les S. Vygon of Medical-Engineering Group, in Luxembourg on April 7th, 2005.

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Russia, Decision Support Tools, eHealth

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http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/3536

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