Other medical interests include study of carbon dioxide angiography,
efficacy of echogenicity enhancing treatments of biopsy and venous access
needles, and the application of medical imaging technology to nautical
archeology challenges. Of the latter, a sideline relating to a
lifelong interest in sailing and nautical archeology dealt, so far, with
applications of CT, micro CT, and other medical advances to archeological
specimens. This has ranged from reconstructing the image of a sword
completely dissolved within a concretion from the Caribbean (see pictures
below), dating wood samples from shipwrecks by dendrochronological methods,
to CT and 3-dimensional workstation evaluation of other artifacts.
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