MAX COLLINS
Chiropractic at Leander Dr, Cayce-West Columbia, SC
License number
South Carolina 1375
Category
Chiropractic
Type
Chiropractor
Address
Address
1929 Leander Dr, Cayce-West Columbia, SC 29172
Phone
(803) 955-0178
Personal information
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Address
Phone
42 Seagrass Ln, Isle of Palms, SC 29451
1929 Leander Dr, West Columbia, SC 29172
3227 Sand Marsh Ln, Mount Pleasant, SC 29466
200 Hallman Rd, Lancaster, SC 29720
7001 Rivers Ave, Charleston, SC 29406
Professional information
Max Collins, West Columbia SC
Specialties:
Chiropractic
Address:
1929 Leander Dr, West Columbia 29172
(803) 955-0178 (Phone)
(803) 955-0178 (Phone)
Languages:
English
Radiographic Image Evaluation Apparatus And Method
US Patent:
5272760, Dec 21, 1993
Filed:
May 29, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/891406
Inventors:
Scott J. Echerer - Cayce SC
Mike A. Sutton - Irmo SC
Stephen R. McNeill - Columbia SC
Philip J. Titone - West Columbia SC
Max E. Collins - West Columbia SC
Mike A. Sutton - Irmo SC
Stephen R. McNeill - Columbia SC
Philip J. Titone - West Columbia SC
Max E. Collins - West Columbia SC
Assignee:
Cimpiter Corporation - Cayce SC
International Classification:
G06K 900
US Classification:
382 6
Abstract:
Apparatus and method for evaluating a radiograph, such as an X-ray being diagnosed for chiropractic treatment. The apparatus includes a scanner, a monitor, a central processing unit, user interface equipment, a laser printer and a modem. The X-ray is scanned by the scanner that generates a series of binary values for each segment of the X-ray and representing the relative transparency of each segment. The CPU receives the binary values and constructs a bitmap corresponding to the X-ray image for display on the monitor. Then the CPU enables the user to enhance the image on the monitor to assist in extracting information related to the analysis, diagnosis and prognosis of the condition indicated by the features of the X-ray. Enhancements include increasing brightness, contrast, edge detection and histogrammic equalization. The enhanced image can be used to determine relationships among the features by their separation distance and orientation with respect to each other.