The Determination of the Minimum Force to Initiate Abrasion Damage of Digitally Printed Documents and Photographs

Salesin, Eugene; Burge, Daniel

doi:10.2352/issn.2169-4451.2013.29.1.art00018_1

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“…The dye sublimation transfer technique was chosen for this process as the ocular prosthesis exhibited noticeable curvature [9][10][11]. This method ensures no tearing or peeling of the design, making it suitable for printing on cotton fabrics and curved-surfaced items [12,13].…”

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Revolutionizing Maxillofacial Rehabilitation for Ocular Defects: The Impact of Three-Dimensional Printing and Sublimation Transfer Technique on Changing Horizons

Pathak,

Dhamande,

Sathe

et al. 2023

Cureus

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An absence or any disfigurement to the eye leads to psychological handicap for the patient. An ocular defect is a defect of an eye because of a cyst, road traffic accident, or enucleation of an eye due to infection. While correcting this type of defect, maxillofacial prosthodontists should consider all aspects such as esthetics, comfort, and functions of the ocular prosthesis, which gives a lifelike appearance to the prosthesis. A prosthetic eye wearer patient complained of asymmetry and opaque appearance of the ocular prosthesis. The patient had lost his eye in a road traffic accident and has been wearing a prosthesis for 8-12 months but is not pleased with how the prosthesis looks. A novel prosthesis created by the use of sublimation transfer technology and three-dimensional printing to improve the esthetics exactly replicates the contralateral normal eye. In a proposed case report, an algorithm for the fabrication of customized ocular prostheses was improved. A smooth blend of conventional as well as digital methods is used to optimize the results.

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Revolutionizing Maxillofacial Rehabilitation for Ocular Defects: The Impact of Three-Dimensional Printing and Sublimation Transfer Technique on Changing Horizons

Pathak,

Dhamande,

Sathe

et al. 2023

Cureus

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Digital Printing in Contemporary Art. A review for conservation decision-making

Anthonisen-Añabeitia

Olabarria

2020

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Art uses the contemporary tools developed at the time, because of their material and conceptual possibilities. Comparing with other media, computers and output devices have transformed our society and culture in the last decades more than ever. These resources offered an interesting research path for artists, generating consideration and discussion concerning its use and conservation. On this regard this paper focuses on two main aspects: the materials employed to produce digital prints (technologies, inks, substrates, finishing and mounting) and conservation issues such as terminology concerns, documentation and recording, long-term stability, and reproduction matters. Clear standards are needed in order to guarantee the conservation of these artworks, representative of this century.

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The Determination of the Minimum Force to Initiate Abrasion Damage of Digitally Printed Documents and Photographs

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Revolutionizing Maxillofacial Rehabilitation for Ocular Defects: The Impact of Three-Dimensional Printing and Sublimation Transfer Technique on Changing Horizons

Revolutionizing Maxillofacial Rehabilitation for Ocular Defects: The Impact of Three-Dimensional Printing and Sublimation Transfer Technique on Changing Horizons

Digital Printing in Contemporary Art. A review for conservation decision-making

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