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Welcome to embodi3D Downloads! This is the largest and fastest growing library of 3D printable anatomic models generated from real medical scans on the Internet. A unique scientific resource, most of the material is free. Registered members can download, upload, and sell models. To convert your own medical scans to a 3D model, take a look at democratiz3D, our free and automated conversion service.
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By pablog1991@hotmail.com · PostedAwesome file, You need some skills in SLA printing to successfully print this file. But that is a must in medical 3d printing -
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13 years old, may be that's why may be?. May be it depends you opened STL files, some programs rescale it to inch etc. Its not re-scaled -
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Hi Fatma. Selam. I will send fbx format immedetaly. But first i need to kill technician still not fixed my laptop. Somehov i will send it even jail. Best regards. Selami
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Hi, Thanks for the fabulous covid lung 3D. I have a small request. Do you have the fbx file for the same ? I will be very grateful if you provide it. Regards, Noor -
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Any updates about this topic? Has anyone managed to 3d print the baby with the data from ultrasound yet? -
Hi David, don't use this shading reconstruction for segmentation. You have to scan desired volume (baby face) and then that volume you have save as uncompresed DICOM data if I recall (you will have several choices from drop down menu, and you can try to save as raw dicom data, compresed dicom data, too... and give it a try and open it in 3D Slicer).. Hope this helps a little bit, I didn't do that for 3 years now and I have forgot all the exact steps how to properly save data in GE US for segmentation. -
By david@avantbiomedical.com · Posted
Hi, I also have a Voluson S8 machine and when I exported the ultrasound into DIcom it appears as an screen capture and Im not able to segment the volume, do you have any success so far that you can share? Thanks, -
There are good animal CT scans on Duke University's repository. There are also a lot of stl models, tif's and all kind of media content you can possibly want. Just don't forget to quote them, this is an intellectual property... OR you can make a CT scan of a rabbit and segment it into a 3D model by yourself or you can hire one of us to do it. THEN the intellectual rights will be yours. If you want just to download a rabbit skeleton and to 3d print it, go for the Duke University. I am really excited by their Ape and Hominin collection - already 3d printed few of them. The dinosaurs are also really good. -
You need a source for the data. Do you have a CT scan of a rabbit?
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