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	Normal Spine with labels

Technical Information The MRI negative could not be scanned by my PC Scanner with standard configuration. To get any image from the dark negative I had to provide an external bias to the light field. I removed the Scanner cover and put a 77 watt 1040 Lumens GTE "Snowy White" light bulb 4 to 5 inches above the negative. I set the scanner to grey scale, brightness = +100 , contrast = +95 , overscanned and cropped the color reversed images in the .bmp format, converted to .jpg after the last sizing. Because of the uneven luminous bias, the contrast varied from a max. near the center to less near near some of the edges. For comparison, I took a second set of images in full color, normal brightness and contrast, everything else the same including the external light bias. The light source was less cold, causing a red shift in the negative and a green shift in the reversed output scan. This set will open in another window for comparison. Robert Wallingford