Digitising the splinting process using computer aided design and additive manufacturing
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posted on 2015-09-11, 08:33 authored by Ian Campbell, Abby Paterson, Richard BibbThe splinting process is considered a very challenging and demanding activity, requiring a considerable amount of skill, clinical expertise and creative prowess in order to design and fabricate splints which suit the patient, their condition and their lifestyle....
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School
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BRITISH JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPYVolume
77Pages
141 - 142 (2)Citation
CAMPBELL, R.I, PATERSON, A. and BIBB, R.J., 2014. Digitising the splinting process using computer aided design and additive manufacturing. British Journal of Occupational Therapy, 77 (8 supplement), pp. 141 - 142.Publisher
Sage Publications / © The AuthorsVersion
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2014Notes
This is a meeting abstract.ISSN
0308-0226Publisher version
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