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Spine and Pelvis
Files related to 3D printing spine models.
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3D Model of Vertebral Column v2
By micamaca
The vertebral column, also known as the spine or backbone, is a vital component of the human body. It provides support, stability, and protection to the delicate spinal cord while allowing for flexibility and movement. Comprising a series of individual bones called vertebrae, the vertebral column is divided into five regions: cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, and coccygeal. Each vertebra has a unique structure, including a body, vertebral arch, and processes that allow for the attachment of muscles, ligaments, and other structures. The vertebral column also features intervertebral discs, which act as shock absorbers between the vertebrae. Understanding the anatomy of the vertebral column is essential for various medical and educational purposes, such as studying spinal disorders, surgical planning, and anatomy education. Our meticulously designed 3D model of the vertebral column offers a detailed representation of its structure, allowing for a comprehensive exploration of this vital component of the human body. Whether you're a medical professional, student, or enthusiast, our 3D model is a valuable tool for 3D modeling and printing, providing an immersive and accurate depiction of the vertebral column's anatomy.
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3D Model of Vertebral Column
By micamaca
The vertebral column, also known as the spine or backbone, is a vital component of the human body. It provides support, stability, and protection to the delicate spinal cord while allowing for flexibility and movement. Comprising a series of individual bones called vertebrae, the vertebral column is divided into five regions: cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, and coccygeal. Each vertebra has a unique structure, including a body, vertebral arch, and processes that allow for the attachment of muscles, ligaments, and other structures. The vertebral column also features intervertebral discs, which act as shock absorbers between the vertebrae. Understanding the anatomy of the vertebral column is essential for various medical and educational purposes, such as studying spinal disorders, surgical planning, and anatomy education. Our meticulously designed 3D model of the vertebral column offers a detailed representation of its structure, allowing for a comprehensive exploration of this vital component of the human body. Whether you're a medical professional, student, or enthusiast, our 3D model is a valuable tool for 3D modeling and printing, providing an immersive and accurate depiction of the vertebral column's anatomy.
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kindly provide us the 3D model for this. its a trail. Once I like I will order more. Just want to check the time line
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3D Model of Pelvis Organs
By micamaca
The pelvis is a fascinating structure that plays a crucial role in our everyday lives. It consists of several bones, including the ilium, ischium, pubis, and sacrum, which are intricately connected to form a strong, stable structure. Not only does the pelvis provide support for the weight of the upper body, but it also protects vital organs such as the bladder, uterus, and rectum. Additionally, understanding the pelvis's blood supply is crucial in many medical fields, such as obstetrics and gynecology, where a deep knowledge of this structure's anatomy can be essential in managing complications during childbirth. By utilizing a 3D model of the pelvis and its blood supply, medical professionals and students alike can gain a better understanding of the complex structures involved and enhance their skills and knowledge. Moreover, those interested in 3D modeling and printing can use these models to create intricate and realistic representations of this fascinating anatomical structure.
Formats available: obj, stl, dae, fbx, glb
Separate structures: bladder, ovaries, rectum, uterus and tubes, vulva
Triangles: 387k
Vertices: 193k
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3D Model of Pelvis with Neurovascular Supply
By micamaca
The pelvis is a fascinating structure that plays a crucial role in our everyday lives. It consists of several bones, including the ilium, ischium, pubis, and sacrum, which are intricately connected to form a strong, stable structure. Not only does the pelvis provide support for the weight of the upper body, but it also protects vital organs such as the bladder, uterus, and rectum. Additionally, understanding the pelvis's blood supply is crucial in many medical fields, such as obstetrics and gynaecology, where a deep knowledge of this structure's anatomy can be essential in managing complications during childbirth. By utilizing a 3D model of the pelvis and its blood supply, medical professionals and students alike can gain a better understanding of the complex structures involved and enhance their skills and knowledge. Moreover, those interested in 3D modelling and printing can use these models to create intricate and realistic representations of this fascinating anatomical structure.
Formats available: obj, stl, dae, fbx, glb
Separate structures: cartilage joints, femur, iliac artery branches, intervertebral discs, L3, L4, L5, lumbosacral plexus, pelvis, sacrum
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Vertices: 485k
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3D Model of Pelvis and Blood Supply
By micamaca
The pelvis is a fascinating structure that plays a crucial role in our everyday lives. It consists of several bones, including the ilium, ischium, pubis, and sacrum, which are intricately connected to form a strong, stable structure. Not only does the pelvis provide support for the weight of the upper body, but it also protects vital organs such as the bladder, uterus, and rectum. Additionally, understanding the pelvis's blood supply is crucial in many medical fields, such as obstetrics and gynaecology, where a deep knowledge of this structure's anatomy can be essential in managing complications during childbirth. By utilizing a 3D model of the pelvis and its blood supply, medical professionals and students alike can gain a better understanding of the complex structures involved and enhance their skills and knowledge. Moreover, those interested in 3D modelling and printing can use these models to create intricate and realistic representations of this fascinating anatomical structure.
Formats available: obj, stl, dae, fbx, glb
Separate structures: cartilage joints, femur, iliac artery branches, intervertebral discs, L3, L4, L5, lumbosacral plexus, ovaries, pelvis, rectum, sacrum, uterus and tubes, vulva
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Tris 1M
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Sacrum with 6 segments
By Terrie S
Anatomically accurate, patient-specific sacrum generated from the computed tomography scan of a 43yo male, MEDLYMPH072, of the CT Lymph Nodes Collection of TCIA. The CT Lymph Nodes Collection is made available under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Sacrum has 6 segments or a sacralized lumbar vertebra. Individual has 5 lumbar vertebrae. https://skfb.ly/owXYo
3D viewer: https://skfb.ly/owXYz.
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Thoracic Vertebrae, Male 18yo
By Terrie S
Anatomically accurate thoracic vertebrae from the computed tomography scan of an 18yo male, MEDLYMPH006, of the CT Lymph Nodes Collection of the TCIA (CTs made available under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.)
Each vertebra was segmented separately to be solid and 3D printable. The 12 vertebrae are provided as separate STL models in a zip.
3D viewer: https://skfb.ly/oGxDO.
Inspect separately here: https://skfb.ly/oGVzU
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L4 VERTEBRAE (REAL SIZE)
By ancona00
L4 VERTERTEBRAE REAL SIZE
HIGH DEFINITION
READY TO PRINT
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Lumbar Vertebra L5
I digitalized this vertebra from my mum's backbone and made it into a keychain Enjoy!
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Prueba
By GalanAlfonso
Primera prueba para impresión 3D
Body of vertebra, Superior vertebral end plate, Inferior vertebral end plate, Intervertebral disk space, Facet joint, Superior articular process, Inferior articular process, Transverse process, Spinous process, Pedicle, Sacroiliac joint, Sacrum, Sacral foramina, 3d, model, .stl, printable, bone
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Pediatric Pelvis
By VibVul
This is a modification of an original model (https://www.embodi3d.com/files/file/55296-child-pelvis-stl-file-processed/).
Modifications include:
1) removal of bladder
2) removal of posterior supporting plate
3) Support bars to hold the individual bones of the pelvis together
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Lumbar Stenosis
Patient with neurogenic claudication
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Body of vertebra, Superior vertebral end plate, Inferior vertebral end plate, Intervertebral disk space, Facet joint, Superior articular process, Inferior articular process, Transverse process, Spinous process, Pedicle, Sacroiliac joint, Sacrum, Sacral foramina, 3d, model, .stl, printable, bone
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Failed Fusion. Posterior Transverse process fusion non-union.
By Johann
Very outdated procedure performed, with inferior execution.
Posterior Transverse process fusion non-union. (L3-S1)
CT scan shows non-union @L5/S1 and SI joint arthritis.
Consulted 3 spinal surgeons, and not prepared to help me.
Consulted Spinal surgeons are finding excuses not to assist as opposed to find solutions.
Extremely difficult to sit for prolonged periods, cant walk or lay on my back without pain.
A Large, sturdy plastic brace does mitigate to some extent.
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By Bruno Maranhao · PostedUnfortunately the airways on this file are only hollowed out in the trachea and left and right main bronchi, there is no ability to print this file and view the sub segmental bronchi bronchoscopically, which is a real shame given this cost $28. Additionally, the default units on this file are not mm which is a default unit for 3D printing. -
By Uzm.Vet.Hek.Emre AKDAG · PostedI want to convert it STL format for 3d printing but I dont know how? -
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By Bottlewater · PostedI didn't find this mesh particularly useful. All of the bones are separate, but that's the only good point: the mesh is grainy & contains artifacts, and the model is missing five molars.
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By Daniemill8 · Posted
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Does anyone know of an alternative site to convert dicom or nrrd to STL? -
I am trying to convert my NRRD file to STL via the instructions on embodi3d, however when I launch democratiz3d and add the file it only submits the NRRD as a post and never gives me options to convert to STL.
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By Fatihhamurcu · Posted
Because my research and learning are continuing… The point I’m curious about is related to a software; let me try to explain it step by step. 1. The person’s CBCT scan is being taken. 2. Region of interest is modeled via CBCT scan. 3. The defect area is being reconstructed. The reconstructed region is extracted in stl format. 4. The stl model is being given to the printer program to be sliced. Does any program in stage-3 do what I want to say? I put a picture at attachment. Thank you very much in advance Best regards -
It will at least be several months. Sorry, I know that isn't the answer you want to hear.
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