An Infinite Number of Laminagrams from a Finite Number of Radiographs
Earl R. Miller, Edward M. MoCurry, Bernard B. Hruska · Radiology · 1971
The authors describe a technique that can produce an infinite number of laminagrams from a finite number of radiographs. The process involves taking a series of radiographs of an object from different angles, while the films bear a constant relation to the object. The resulting films are photographed on a composite photograph so that only one plane is in register. An infinite number of such planes can be chosen. The advantages and disadvantages of laminagraphy by the photographic process are discussed.