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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.
Alert (6/17/22) - The democratiz3D scan-to-model conversion app is down due to a technical issue. We are working on a solution.
Tutorials
Tutorial files
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CT scan DICOM files for instructables tutorial
By Dr. Mike
These are the DICOM CT scan files for the instructables tutorial for creating a 3D printable model. Download the zipped folder and unzip it. You will add the entire directory to Slicer to start the process. Also included is the intermediary NRRD file for use with the democratiz3D file conversion service. You must be logged into your free embodi3d account to download. To register, click here.
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File for tutorial: How to Create Hollow Shell with MeshMixer
By Dr. Mike
This file accompanies the tutorial "How to Create a Hollow Shell from a Medical STL Model using MeshMixer." Download the file to follow along with the tutorial.
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File Pack for Tutorial: Creating 3D Printable Medical Models Using Free Service at Embodi3D.com and Free Software 3D Slicer and MeshMixer
By Dr. Mike
File pack to accompany the tutorial listed above. Download this file pack to follow along with the tutorial. View the full tutorial here.
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File Pack for Muscle and Skin STL Creation tutorial
By Dr. Mike
This file pack accompanies the tutorial on Creating 3D printable muscle and skin STL files from medical CT scans. You must register for a free account to download.
Read the full tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qPgmVSdSkg
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Files to accompany tutorial on Advanced Mesh Cleaning with Blender
By Dr. Mike
These are Blender and STL files to accompany the tutorial Preparing CT scans for 3D printing. Cleaning and repairing STL file mesh from bones using Blender, an advanced tutorial. Files are in ZIP format. Download and follow along.
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File Reviews
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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 Bottlewater · PostedThis isn't an STL, it's an NRRD, and I've never seen this type before & don't know how to open it. If the creator could correct this, I would retry because it looks like a nice mesh.
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By Matthew Maldia · PostedThis is an excellent set of stl files. I had a small issue with the files and Rachidsw responded within an hour with the correction. Excellent files, excellent customer response. The tolerances are really tight and exacting for the pieces. Make sure your printer is tuned up to the best it can be. (This is a positive for the files, a negative for my printer. 😉 ) -
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File Comments
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What is the age and diagnosis? When I downloaded this, it looks all staggered like the slices are not lined up. Is that intentional?
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By SamarAbdullah · Posted
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Hi! Has someone already drilled this 3D-printed model and can tell a little bit more about experience compared to real antromastoidectomy? Are all of the important structures (sigmoid sinus, dura, incus, facial nerve, semicircular canals etc) identifiable? Previously I printed a temporal bone model from NIH website and only sigmoid sinus and dura were included, so I was bit disappointed.
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Recent Forum Posts
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Yes, the democratiz3D service has been having a lot of trouble. It started when our ISP made a change that broke the entire application requiring a total redesign. This coincided with our having to move across the country and losing some staff in the process. We are making progress on the backend, but I can certainly arrange for a refund - no problem.
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