A FEW CLINICAL PICTURES.

Generating 3D Virtual Populations from Pictures of a Few Individuals

This paper describes a method for cloning faces from two orthogonal pictures and for generating populations from a small number of these clones. An e cient method for reconstructing 3D heads suitable for animation from pictures starts with the extraction of feature points from the orthogonal picture sets. Data from several such heads serve to statistically infer the parameters of the multivaria...

Pictures in Clinical Medicine

A 33-year-old Japanese man was referred to our hospital with a history of spontaneous discharge of tapeworm segments. He also had a history of a similar episode three month previously. He was asymptomatic. He denied having recently eaten raw fish such as trout, and did not have frequent travelling habits. Laboratory data, including complete blood count, eosinophil and vitamin B12 levels were wi...

Blood Pictures: An Introduction to Clinical Hæmatology

Blood Pictures : An Introduction to Clinical Hæmatology

ccecal infection, a lymphoid type of blood with a bacillary infection, and a lymphoid plus large mononuclear type with a protozoal infection." These varieties are further explained in subsequent chapters. The characteristics of some varieties of Anaemia are then indicated, and the blood picture of malignant disease with its utility in the differentiation from non-malignant conditions is conside...

Cat-scratch disease: a wide spectrum of clinical pictures

The aim of this review is to present an emerging zoonotic disease caused by Bartonella henselae. The wide spectrum of diseases connected with these bacteria varies from asymptomatic cases, to skin inflammation, fever of unknown origin, lymphadenopathy, eye disorders, encephalitis and endocarditis. The reservoirs of B. henselae are domestic animals like cats, guinea pigs, rabbits and occasionall...