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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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Skull and Face
Files related to 3D printing skulls.
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inner ear Temporal bone with all inner ear structures reconstructed from CT scan
By Muskiron
Take a Deep Dive into Auditory Anatomy with Our 3D Temporal bone Model!
Are tiny ear structures keeping you from exploring? Our detailed, 3D model, reconstructed from a real patient's CT scan, brings each structure of the inner ear to life. With 8 separate STL files for the malleus, incus, stapes, nerve VII segments 1, 2, 3, nerve VIII, semicircular canals, internal carotid artery, cochlea, and vestibule, this model is ready for multi-color, multi-material 3D printing. Easy magnetic assembly brings authentic anatomy to your fingertips! (6x4 mm or 5x3 mm magnet found here: https://www.amazon.com/EPIONY-20-200Pcs-Neodymium-Magnets-Sticking/dp/B0C3CSN53J)
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Testing headz1
By Goloti
Testing headz1
3d, model, .stl, head, skull, orbit, frontal, temporal, parietal, occipital, zygomatic, arch, maxilla, mandible, teeth, upper, lower, canine, incisor, premolar, molar, cervical, spine, nasal, maxillofacial, apophysis, mastoid, printable
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Trigonocephaly pre & post Qx
By Jesús Báez
Neurosurgery uses multimodal imaging such as
standard of care. Treatment protocols and
diagnosis as well as improved visualization of the
patient-specific anatomy and pathology is
invaluable addition to a surgeon's arsenal in
visualization of the pathology for the
preoperative planning and patient education.
3d, model, .stl, head, skull, orbit, frontal, temporal, parietal, occipital, zygomatic, arch, maxilla, mandible, teeth, upper, lower, canine, incisor, premolar, molar, cervical, spine, nasal, maxillofacial, apophysis, mastoid, printable
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Right hemicranium
By Jesús Báez
Neurosurgery uses multimodal imaging such as
standard of care. Treatment protocols and
diagnosis as well as improved visualization of the
patient-specific anatomy and pathology is
invaluable addition to a surgeon's arsenal in
visualization of the pathology for the
preoperative planning and patient education.
3d, model, .stl, head, skull, orbit, frontal, temporal, parietal, occipital, zygomatic, arch, maxilla, mandible, teeth, upper, lower, canine, incisor, premolar, molar, cervical, spine, nasal, maxillofacial, apophysis, mastoid, printable
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3D Model of Skull with Paranasal Sinuses
By micamaca
Introducing our remarkable 3D Model of Skull Parts with Paranasal Sinuses! This intricately detailed model offers a comprehensive representation of the skull's anatomy, combined with a focus on the paranasal sinuses. The skull is a fascinating structure that houses and protects the brain, while the paranasal sinuses play a vital role in respiratory function and provide resonance to our voice. With this model, you can explore the intricate architecture of the skull, including the frontal, parietal, temporal, and occipital bones, as well as the intricate network of sinuses such as the frontal sinus, ethmoidal sinuses, maxillary sinuses, and sphenoidal sinuses.
Our 3D model is meticulously designed, capturing the fine details and intricacies of each bone and sinus cavity. The accurate representation of the skull parts and paranasal sinuses serves as an invaluable tool for medical professionals, anatomists, students, and researchers alike. It provides an immersive learning experience, allowing for in-depth study of cranial anatomy and its interconnected structures. Whether you are a medical student, surgeon, or enthusiast, this model offers a tangible and visually captivating resource for better understanding the complex architecture of the skull and its vital paranasal sinuses.
This model is not only a valuable educational tool but also a fantastic addition to any medical or anatomical collection. Its intricate design and precise detailing make it an eye-catching centerpiece for displays, exhibitions, and educational presentations. Moreover, the compatibility with 3D modeling and printing technology opens up endless possibilities for customization and further exploration. By owning this model, you gain access to an invaluable resource that can enhance your understanding of the skull's anatomy and its vital role in human health and well-being.
Invest in our 3D Model of Skull Parts with Paranasal Sinuses today and unlock a new dimension of learning, research, and creative exploration. Experience the captivating intricacies of the skull's architecture and the significance of the paranasal sinuses in respiratory function. Let this model ignite your curiosity and serve as a gateway to a deeper understanding of human anatomy. Embrace the power of 3D technology and bring the wonders of the skull and paranasal sinuses to life!
Model includes following:
Left first lower molar tooth Left first lower premolar tooth Left second lower molar tooth Left second lower premolar tooth Left lower central incisor tooth Left lower lateral incisor tooth Left lower canine tooth Left first upper molar tooth Left first upper premolar tooth Left second upper molar tooth Left second upper premolar tooth Left upper central incisor tooth Left upper lateral incisor tooth Left upper canine tooth Right first lower molar tooth Right first lower premolar tooth Right second lower molar tooth Right second lower premolar tooth Right lower central incisor tooth Right lower lateral incisor tooth Right lower canine tooth Right second upper molar tooth Right first upper molar tooth Right first upper premolar tooth Right second upper premolar tooth Right upper central incisor tooth Right upper lateral incisor tooth Right upper canine tooth Left nasolacrimal duct Right nasolacrimal duct Hyoid bone Frontal bone Left parietal bone Right palatine bone Right parietal bone Sphenoid bone Left inferior nasal concha Left lacrimal bone Left maxilla Left nasal bone Left palatine bone Left temporal bone Left zygomatic bone Mandible Occipital bone Ethmoid Right inferior nasal concha Right lacrimal bone Right maxilla Right nasal bone Right temporal bone Right zygomatic bone Vomer Left sphenoidal sinus Right sphenoidal sinus Right middle ethmoidal Left middle ethmoidal Left anterior ethmoidal Right anterior ethmoidal Left ethmoidal Right ethmoidal Left maxillary sinus Right maxillary sinus Left posterior ethmoidal Right posterior ethmoidal Left frontal sinus Right frontal sinus
Verts: 114,393
Faces/Tris: 200,786
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3D Model of Cervical Spine (Neck)
By micamaca
Introducing our remarkable 3D model of the skull bones and neck! This intricately designed model captures the true essence of the human skeletal structure, focusing on the skull bones and neck region. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of anatomy and explore the intricate details of the cranial bones, including the frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital, and ethmoid bones. The model also beautifully showcases the neck bones, such as the cervical vertebrae, hyoid bone, and atlas and axis vertebrae. With its accurate representation and fine craftsmanship, this 3D model is an invaluable tool for medical professionals, students, and enthusiasts alike. Whether you're studying anatomy, preparing for a medical procedure, or simply appreciate the beauty of the human body, our skull bones and neck model is a must-have for your 3D modelling and printing collection. Unlock the secrets of human anatomy and bring your projects to life with this extraordinary model.
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Model includes following structures:
Atlas C1 Atlas C2 Vertebra C3 Vertebra C4 Vertebra C5 Vertebra C6 Vertebra C7 Disks
Verts: 34,288
Faces: 34,300
Tris: 68,600
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3D Model of Skull Bones
By micamaca
The human skull is a remarkable structure, and studying its bones can help us understand not only our own anatomy, but also the evolutionary history of our species. With a 3D model of skull bones, you can explore the intricate details of each bone and its relationships to the others in a way that simply isn't possible with 2D diagrams or even physical models. Plus, 3D printing allows you to hold a perfect replica of the skull bones in your hand, examine them from any angle, and even manipulate them to better understand how they fit together. Whether you're a student of anatomy, a medical professional, or simply fascinated by the human body, a 3D model of skull bones is an invaluable tool that will deepen your understanding of this incredible structure.
The model includes following skull bones:
Ethmoid Frontal bone Left first lower molar tooth Left first lower premolar tooth Left first upper molar tooth Left first upper premolar tooth Left inferior nasal concha Left lacrimal bone Left lower canine tooth Left lower central incisor tooth Left lower lateral incisor tooth Left maxilla Left nasal bone Left palatine bone Left parietal bone Left second lower molar tooth Left second lower premolar tooth Left second upper molar tooth Left second upper premolar tooth Left temporal bone Left upper canine tooth Left upper central incisor tooth Left upper lateral incisor tooth Left zygomatic bone Mandible Occipital bone Right first lower molar tooth Right first lower premolar tooth Right first upper molar tooth Right first upper premolar tooth Right inferior nasal concha Right lacrimal bone Right lower canine tooth Right lower central incisor tooth Right lower lateral incisor tooth Right maxilla Right nasal bone Right palatine bone Right parietal bone Right second lower molar tooth Right second lower premolar tooth Right second upper molar tooth Right second upper premolar tooth Right temporal bone Right upper canine tooth Right upper central incisor tooth Right upper lateral incisor tooth Right zygomatic bone Sphenoid bone Vomer
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Human Vomer
By franc1x
Hello all,
Here is a 3D model that I have made thanks to a CT-scan and segmentation on 3D slicer. I have reconstructed the file in Blender and I have add some additionnal details. This model is for personal use only, if you want a commercial licence contact me by email : francoisburel@outlook.fr. Of course, you can use my model for educational purpose, don't hesitate to contact me by email if you do it, I would appreciate it very much !
I am a 3D designer specialised in the modelisation of animal and human bones. Here is a link to my sketchfab where I upload some of my work : https://sketchfab.com/franc1x
If you are interested in my work, don't hesitate to contact for other 3D model that I can made. Also, if you want me to make similar models for any purpose (personnal, commercial…) don’t hesitate to contact me, I will make you a free quotation.
Hope you enjoy my work !
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3D Model of Larynx
By micamaca
The larynx, commonly known as the "voice box," is an essential organ for communication and breathing. It is a complex structure made up of cartilage, muscles, and mucous membranes. The larynx houses the vocal cords, which vibrate to produce sound when air passes through them. The intricate design of the larynx allows for its precise control, enabling us to modulate the pitch and volume of our voice. In addition to its role in speech, the larynx plays a critical role in protecting the airway by preventing food and liquid from entering the lungs during swallowing. A 3D model of the anatomy of the larynx can aid in understanding the complexity of this organ and help healthcare professionals in the diagnosis and treatment of laryngeal disorders. If you're a student of anatomy, a healthcare professional, or just someone interested in the intricacies of the human body, owning a 3D model of the larynx for 3D modelling and printing can be a fascinating and educational experience.
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3D Human Skull - Cap, Mandible
By micamaca
Welcome! Our 3D model of the skull is not just any ordinary model, but a highly-detailed representation of three specific structures: the mandible, the skull, and the skull cap.
The mandible, also known as the jawbone, is the largest and strongest bone in the human face. It forms the lower jaw and is essential for biting, chewing, and speaking. Our 3D model of the mandible allows you to explore the intricate details of this bone, including its shape, size, and relationship to the other bones in the skull.
The skull, on the other hand, is the bony structure that surrounds and protects the brain. It consists of several bones that are interconnected by sutures, including the frontal bone, parietal bones, occipital bone, and temporal bones. Our 3D model of the skull captures the complexity of these bones and allows you to explore their relationships and features in detail.
Finally, the skull cap refers to the upper part of the skull that covers and protects the brain. It includes the frontal, parietal, and occipital bones, and is essential for maintaining the shape and integrity of the skull. Our 3D model of the skull cap allows you to examine the intricate details of this structure and its relationship to the rest of the skull.
Whether you're a medical student, a forensic scientist, or an artist, our 3D model of the mandible, skull, and skull cap is the perfect tool for exploring the complex anatomy of the human head. With the ability to 3D model and print these structures, you can hold a physical representation of the skull in your hands and study it in detail. So why wait? Buy our 3D model today and take your study of the skull to the next level!
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3D Model of Middle Cerebral Artery (MCA) Aneurysm
By micamaca
Greetings! Have you ever wanted to explore the intricate world of neurovascular diseases? Our 3D model of Middle Cerebral Artery (MCA) aneurysm is the perfect way to do just that. An MCA aneurysm is a bulging or ballooning of the wall of the MCA artery in the brain, which can lead to a risk of rupture and potentially life-threatening bleeding in the brain. Our highly-detailed 3D model allows you to visualize and understand the complex anatomy of an MCA aneurysm in a way that traditional textbooks simply cannot match. With the ability to 3D model and print the heart, you can hold a physical representation of the aneurysm and study it in detail. This model is perfect for medical students, doctors, or anyone with an interest in neurology or radiology. So why settle for a 2D image when you can hold a physical model of an MCA aneurysm in your hands? Buy our 3D model today and gain a deeper understanding of this fascinating and potentially life-saving condition.
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Good morning, I bought an octopus v1.1 mainboard, I configure the marlin normally but the motor connected to input E0 does not work, the status of the motor and the cable are fine, I checked it by connecting to other inputs on the card but the extruder does not work,My petg 3d printer filament cannot come out of the nozzle either I have looked for different sources and no solution works, when connecting the motor it does not rotate, but it does not vibrate either, the current connection of the extruder is in motor 4. Could you help me? -
Choosing a 3D printer within your budget of 1000€ that can handle both small and large prints can be a bit challenging, If you frequently need to print items larger than 50cm x 50cm, a larger printer like the Creality CR-10 V3 or Artillery Sidewinder X1 would be more suitable.If you're willing to assemble larger items and value detail for smaller prints, a smaller but high-quality printer like the Prusa i3 MK3S+ could be a better choice.Remember to also factor in the cost of filament, especially if you plan on printing a lot, as this can add up over time. In addition, I would like to recommend PLA filament to you,PLA is an easy-to-print biodegradable material that is affordable, although it has lower strength and heat resistance. However, it remains a cost-effective choice for some medical modeling and non-implant medical product printing.
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The other day I took my daughter to have her teeth orthodontic, and I found that with the continuous progress of technology, 3D printing technology is more and more widely used in the medical field, especially in the dental field. So I conducted an in-depth study in this area. FDM (Fused Deposition Molding) 3D printing technology is changing the traditional dental treatment and manufacturing process with its efficient, precise and personalized characteristics. One of the applications of FDM 3D printing technology in dentistry is to make crowns and Bridges. The 3D printing filament used in different parts are also different, The traditional process of making the crown and bridge is complicated, which requires multiple molds and adjustments, which takes a long time. With FDM 3D printing, doctors can first digitally scan a patient's mouth and then use that data to quickly generate an accurate digital model. The 3D printer then stacks the material layer by layer to create a crown and bridge that perfectly matches the patient's mouth. This method not only improves the production accuracy, but also greatly reduces the treatment time. Another application is to create personalized dentures. The production of traditional dentures usually requires hand carving and multiple tries, which is a complicated and inefficient process. Using FDM 3D printing technology, doctors can design and print dentures that fully meet the requirements of patients according to their oral structure and needs. This personalized manufacturing not only improves the comfort of dentures, but also reduces the number of visits and enhances the overall patient experience. Applications of FDM 3D printer technology in dentistry also include the production of surgical guides and orthodontics. The surgical guide can help doctors accurately control the position and orientation of the implant during the implantation surgery, reduce the surgical risk and shorten the treatment time. Orthodontics can be customized according to each patient's tooth condition to achieve accurate correction. With the continuous development of materials science and 3D printing technology, the application of FDM 3D printing in dentistry will be more extensive. From personalized dental restorations to complex surgical guides, 3D printing technology is driving dental medicine to a more efficient, accurate and personalized direction. In the future, we can expect more innovative applications to bring better oral health and treatment experiences to patients.
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Today, with the increasing maturity of 3D printing technology, PLA filament is one of the most common printing materials, and its use and management are becoming more and more important. Among them, the rewinding process of bulk PLA filament is a link that cannot be ignored. First, the return shaft of the bulk PLA filament helps to save costs. For many 3D printing enthusiasts and professional users, the use of filament is large, and the remaining filament can be reused through the back shaft to avoid waste, thereby reducing printing costs. Secondly, the return axis of the filament can keep it clean and orderly. In the 3D printing process, the filament often becomes disorganized, which not only affects the beauty, but also may lead to printing failure. After the return axis, the filament is neatly arranged, easy to manage and use, and improves the efficiency and success rate of printing. In addition, the return axis of the filament helps to reduce environmental pollution. With the popularity of 3D printing technology, the disposal of waste filament has become an environmental problem that cannot be ignored. Through the return shaft, the service life of the filament can be extended, the generation of waste can be reduced, and the concept of environmental protection can be met. Finally, the return axis of the filament is also a protection for the properties of the material. In the process of returning the shaft, the damage or pollution of the filament can be found and treated in time to ensure that it can maintain a good printing effect in the next use. So the return shaft of bulk PLA filament is of great significance in saving cost, keeping clean, environmental protection and material protection, and is worthy of our attention and promotion.
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bulk filament is a key production material, and its regular inventory is of great significance. First of all, the inventory quantity and status of the filament can be accurately grasped through regular inventory, and the problem of excessive storage or shortage can be found and dealt with in time. This helps companies optimize inventory management to avoid affecting production schedules due to insufficient filaments or taking up too much capital due to excessive inventory. Secondly, regular inventory can ensure the quality of the filament. Through regular inspection, it can be found in time whether the filament is damaged, expired and other problems, so as to take corresponding measures, such as replacement or repair, to ensure that the production of the filament are in line with the standard, improve product quality. In addition, regular inventory also helps enterprises to control costs. Through accurate inventory management, enterprises can better predict the demand for filament, rationally arrange procurement plans, avoid paying excessive prices due to emergency procurement, and further reduce production costs. To sum up, the regular inventory of bulk filament plays a vital role in the production management, product quality and cost control of enterprises, and is an indispensable management link of enterprises.
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