Tissue Distortion Comparision
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Figure 1. CT scan of subject in prone position. Natural symmetry of the gluteal area, showing distances from the most posterior point of the ischial tuberosities to the skin surface as 91mm and 86mm.
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Figure 2. Two-dimensional surface CT scan of subject in the supine position on a two-dimensional surface. Subcutaneous tissue and muscle has compressed and distorted, as well as the lumen diameter of micro-circulation has been reduced, with complete loss of gluteal fold. Distances from the most posterior point of the ischial tuberosities to the skin surface are 75mm and 78mm.
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Figure 3. Three-dimensional surface CT scan of subject on the our three-dimensional Dolphin BedTM surface. Natural symmetry of the gluteal area returns and maximization of the normal lumen diameter of micro-circulation, with restoration of tissue symmetry. Distances from the most posterior point of the ischial tuberosities to the skin surface are now 109mm and 99mm.
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