Re: robyn1767, Debbie & Cindy - Mackenzie is in her band!

[Guest guest]

(and Tim!):

How exciting!!! This sounds absolutely wonderful . I can't wait

til all the I's are dotted & the T's are crossed to get the full

priveledges and information.

Thanks so much for sharing such great news

Debbie Abby's mom DOCGrad

MI

> >

> >the first thing we actually did was to have her picture

> >taken by Tim Littlefield on their 3-D imaging camera

> >

> >:

> >This camera you're describing sounds interesting! I don't recall

> >ever hearing of this before? Tim L., would you like to give us

some

> >more info on it???

> >

>

> <long snip>

>

> Hello!

>

> Well, I guess the cat is out of the bag. CTI has been working on 3-

D imaging

> system for some time--as they tend to do, dotting all the i's and

crossing all

> the t's! I can tell you that CTI has two studies underway in

Phoenix. I've seen

> the technical report [it's very impressive]. I gave Tim a call to

see what

> information I could share. I'm slowly twisting his arm to see if I

can release

> the technical report on www.Plagiocephaly.org. Here's what I can

tell you so

> far:

>

> The CTI imaging systems:

>

> *captures a full 360 degree image, including top of the head

> *is not affected by motion of infant

> *takes only 0.006 seconds to capture image

> *the infant sits on stool w/ parent supporting

> *is accurate to +/- 0.50 mm

> *uses no lasers

> *position / orientation of infant is not critical

> *the images can be viewed as: Photograph, surface, or wire frame

> *generates a difference map between pre and post-treatment images

>

> That's it for now. Hope to have more to say later. However, I

promise you that

> when the studies are published, the final report will be available

on

> www.Plagiocephaly.org. The technical report looks good, but maybe

the mom whose

> child had it done can tell us what the experience was like. BTW,

did you

> get to see the data?

>

> Regards,

>

>

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