Huguier V, Paulus E, Fradet J, Rousseau P, Bertheuil N. [Light sources usable by the plastic surgeon in the absence of photographic studio].
ANN CHIR PLAST ESTH 2017;
62:314-321. [PMID:
28285884 DOI:
10.1016/j.anplas.2017.02.003]
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Abstract
Medical photography is an important part of the medical file and is widely used in medical communication, especially in our discipline. His practice has to be the most standardized and reproducible as possible, which distinguishes it from artistic photography. Photography fix the light reflecting from a subject, so surgeon have to control of the light source in any environment. In the absence of dedicated studio, using external cobra or ring flashes with special diffusers allow the surgeon to have light sources adapted to the different conditions encountered in daily practice.
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