A revolutionary 3-D X-ray machine – invented in Christchurch by father and son scientists – will undergo its first “real-world” clinical trials early next year.
The MARS scanner, which generates high-resolution, 3-D colour images from inside the human body, is the brainchild of Anthony Butler and his father Phil Butler.
Phil is a professor at the University of Canterbury and a fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Physics, while Anthony is a clinical radiologist and a professor at the University of Otago.
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