The Place of Radiation Diagnostics in the Treatment Process
This article reviews characteristics of human vision from the perspective of the origin and development of life and the role of images in perception of reality. It shows that the human ability to create images led to significant acceleration of evolution. One of the most complex of images is the med...
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