1998
DOI: 10.1001/archotol.124.3.313
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Measurement of Facial Movement With Computer Software

Abstract: The desktop computer software can be used to calculate the Nottingham score. Digital subtraction as a measure of facial function warrants further study.

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“…In the finding related by Sargent et al (11), after conversion into grayscale and alignment of the Case Report/Clinical Techniques digitized images, they were subtracted by using the "subtract" command of the "calculation" tool. In the present study, the same procedure was performed maintaining a standardized radiographic technique because this software is not specific for digital subtraction and has no specific tools to correct any variation of image alignment.…”
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“…In the finding related by Sargent et al (11), after conversion into grayscale and alignment of the Case Report/Clinical Techniques digitized images, they were subtracted by using the "subtract" command of the "calculation" tool. In the present study, the same procedure was performed maintaining a standardized radiographic technique because this software is not specific for digital subtraction and has no specific tools to correct any variation of image alignment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adobe Photoshop CS image-analysis software allows digital subtraction of two superposed images (11).…”
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“…For example, Ikeda and coworkers (1997) have used Photoshop not only to scan selected fields from microscope slides but also to compose seamless widefield images of large tissue sections. Others have used Photoshop to superimpose grids over scanned images (Gatlin et al 1993) or to assess facial movement as a means of grading facial nerve in-jury (Sargent et al 1998). However, none of these studies has actually made use of the tools for recognition and quantification described here.…”
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“…20 Due to the limitations and subjectivity of this scale, several new scales 21 of various degrees of objectivity and ease of use, including systems incorporating computer analysis 22,23 and moiré photography, 24 have been introduced.…”
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confidence: 99%