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Liver

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3D printable liver models

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liver1

By Rjen

ctscan

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Submitted January 8
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liverr

By Rjen

ctscan

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Submitted January 6
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mrlliver - stl file processed

By Paganing

mrlliver - stl file processed

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Submitted December 18, 2017

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File Reviews
- 601 CT Thick Axials 2.5mm.nrrd - stl file processed
  By Imprenta3D · Posted Tuesday at 12:07 PM
  I've only printed the skull, but it came out very well (see my comment), I haven't had to clean none of the surfaces of the file. Again, thanks for sharing this file 🙂
- Half skull, half size, STL format
  By vennem · Posted February 4
  Printed quite well on fdm printer, white plastic and added a soil stain for archaeological context
- Pubic Symphyses: Male, 18yo
  By vennem · Posted January 28
  Very good design, and printed well in pla. I remeshed some to print vertically, and added some labels (M18 and side L and R). I accidentally put Land R backwards. I wish it was a little better/higher resolution. Not sure if this was a small male (probably), or the scale was a slightly decreased. I would suggest others to scale to about 110-115%
- File Pack for 3D Printing with Osirix Tutorial
  By vetti · Posted January 27
  The tutorial with examples was very helpful for me. Thank you.
- 3D Printable Human heart model with stackable slices
  By Daniel Oltra Cervera · Posted January 24
  Scaled to 2/3 and printed in 0,15mm slices in ABS with Tiertime UpBox Plus in fast mode (24 hour process), well detailed (despite the 1/3 downscale) and very useful for study purposes... nice and glossy after applying a bit of acetone with a brush.
File Comments
- 601 CT Thick Axials 2.5mm.nrrd - stl file processed
  
  By Imprenta3D · Posted Tuesday at 12:03 PM
  
  Thanks for sharing. I've moodified it a bit to print a small skull for an office desk:
- CT HAND - stl file processed
  
  By rassifarhat · Posted February 12
  
  very nice. recommand
- 3D Printable Human Brain Model, STL format, from MRI
  
  By Dr. Mike · Posted January 24
  
  A member had a question about how to postprocess this print. I posted my response in the forums.
- T10 Chance Fracture - stl file processed
  
  By spud13 · Posted January 17
  
  Sorry for late response. I do have the patient info. What do you want it for?
- Highly Detailed Dental scan
  
  By sairos · Posted January 13
  
  Hello dr.mike , thanx for ur works and models , something important to me that is to know the (mark and model or name of CT scan device) that use for taking CT in first place .
Recent Forum Posts
- Lumbar Spine 3D print
  
  By Dr. Mike · Posted Tuesday at 10:08 PM
  
  You might want to check the spine and pelvis download area.
  
  https://www.embodi3d.com/files/category/13-spine-and-pelvis/
- Lumbar Spine 3D print
  
  By Freeflightoo · Posted February 15
  
  Where can I find files to print a full sized sacrum and the L5 vertebra above it, but print both separately? Any help on this one?
- 3D printing cranial and craniofacial implants
  
  By Dr. Mike · Posted February 1
  
  Thanks for sharing the link Josip. Nice work!
- Dr. Mike Presenting at Mayo 3D Printing Conference Feb 23 -25 2018
  
  By Dr. Mike · Posted February 1
  
  There is a Medical 3D printing conference in Germany this May. Materialise has a conference in Belgium this June. There is a smaller conference run in Basel Switzerland. Here is the link from last year (none available this year yet) I am still looking for North American conferences. Will post if I find any.
- Dr. Mike Presenting at Mayo 3D Printing Conference Feb 23 -25 2018
  
  By QPRINT3R · Posted January 29
  
  Thanks Mike! I will keep my eye out as I would like to attend.