Holography in Medicine and Biology

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-IX

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2. Introductory Survey

   1. Holography and Its Applications

      • G. W. Stroke

      Pages 1-6

3. Holography in Orthopedics

   1. Holography in Orthopedics

      • K. Piwernetz, G. von Bally

      Pages 7-14

   2. Elastomechanical Properties of Trabecular Bone from the Human Vertebral Body

      • K. Piwernetz, R. Röhler

      Pages 15-19

   3. Holographic Studies of Wear in Implant Materials and Devices

      • M. J. Lalor, D. Groves, J. T. Atkinson

      Pages 20-26

   4. Quantitative Evaluation of Holographic Deformation Investigations in Experimental Orthopedics

      • U. Hanser

      Pages 27-33

   5. Holographic Investigation of Mechanical Characteristics of the Complex Leg-Foot in Conditions of Lesion and Reconstruction

      • D. Vukičević, V. Nikolić, S. Vukičević, J. Hančević, Ž. Šućur

      Pages 34-44

4. Moiré Topography

   1. The Development and the Present Status of Moiré Topography

      • H. Takasaki

      Pages 45-59

   2. Video-Electronic Generation of Real Time Moiré Topograms

      • H. Kugel, F. Lanzl

      Pages 60-65

   3. Problems of Image Evaluation in Orthopedics Using Moiré Figures

      • G. Windischbauer

      Pages 66-71

5. Holography in Biology

   1. Autocorrelation of Diatoms as a Function of Depth of Focus

      • J. K. Partin, S. P. Almeida, H. Fujii

      Pages 73-76

   2. A Simple Setup for Using Holographic Interferometry in Studies on Seeds

      • J. J. Lunazzi, L. Wickert

      Pages 77-81

6. Holography in Radiology

   1. Holography in Radiology

      • H. Weiss

      Pages 83-92

   2. Flashing Tomosynthesis

      • H. Weiss, E. Klotz, R. Linde

      Pages 93-101

   3. Holographic Methods of 3-D Representation from a Number of Plane Images for Medical X-Ray Diagnostics

      • I. R. Utyamishev, R. I. Utyamishev

      Pages 102-109

   4. Three Dimensional Holographic Synthesis (T.H.I.S.) of X-Ray Pictures

      • M. Grosmann, P. Meyrueis, J. Fontaine

      Pages 110-116

   5. Tomogram — Reconstruction by Holographic Methods

      • H. Platzer, H. Glünder

      Pages 117-123

   6. Sequential Coherent Optical Reconstruction from Projections Using a Roach Filter

      • A. M. Landraud, J. J. Clair

      Pages 124-129

   7. Optical Reconstructions from Projections via Deconvolution

      • J. Hofer

      Pages 130-131

7. Holography in Ophthalmology

   1. Application of Holography in Ophthalmology

      • H. Ohzu, T. Kawara

      Pages 133-146

The International Workshop on Holography in Medicine and Biology was held in MUnster, Federal Republic of Germany, on March 14th and 15th, 1979, at the Clinic of Otorhinolaryngology of the Westfalische Wilhelms-Universitat within the frame of the Symposium 79 of the Sonderforschungsbereich 88 "Teratology and Rehabilitation of Patients with Multiple Handicaps'' of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. In fact, this workshop was not the first meeting dealing exclusively with biomedical applications of holography and related techniques. The very first symposium in this field was organized by Prof. P. Greguss and took place in New York in 1973. A second one was held in MUnster in 1976 with the objec­ tive to improve the communication among the at that time rather isolatedly working groups in this research domain. The great response to that meeting gave encouragement to the organization of another one in MUnster, this time on a more extended international base. Thus, this workshop attracted 85 scientists from 13 countries, i.e. Austria, Brazil, Czechoslovakia, Fed. Rep. of Germany, France, Great Britain, Hungary, Japan, Norway, Sweden, The Netherlands, USA, Yugoslavia.

• Holographie
• Medizinische Abbildung
• X-ray
• base
• biology
• biomedical applications
• bone
• filter
• holography
• interferometry
• mechanical property
• medicine

• Experimentelle Audiologie, Hals-Nasen-Ohrenklinik, Westfälischen Wilhelms-Universität, Münster, Fed. Rep. of Germany

  Gert Bally

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