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From personalized replacement body parts to safer surgeries, 3D printing is revolutionizing medicine. Dr. Frank Rybicki, an American expert in the field, tells Andrew Duffy what the future holds — and why he’s set up shop in Ottawa. http://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/the-3d-dreams-of-dr-frank-rybicki
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The University of Wollongong, Australia has announced a new free online course in 3D bioprinting. Details available from the link below: https://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/portal/news/3d-printing-will-provide-body-parts-future
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Amazing 3D Printed Models on Display at RSNA 2014
health_physics commented on Dr. Mike's blog entry in 3D Printing in Medicine
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The Problem with Cadavers ...
health_physics posted a blog entry in Additive Manufacturing in Medicine
Monash University in Australia is using 3D printing to reduce the demand on human body parts for teaching anatomy. The link to the original article is here.- 1 comment
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3D Print your Medical Scan - Make Magazine
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This excellent article, written in layman's terms, recently appeared in Make Magazine: "3D printing is all around us, opening possibilities for us to do in our garages what traditionally could only be done by large organizations. It’s now possible to 3D-print a model of your own bones, innards, and other anatomical structures starting from a CT scan 3D image, and using only open source software tools. We show you how to do it using a couple of common desktop 3D printers ..."- 2 comments
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3D Printed Prosthetics for Derby
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This anatomically accurate acetabulum was extracted from a DICOM CT dataset (0.5 mm slice thickness x 132 slices). The model may be useful for medical education. The file is in STL format and compressed with ZIP. Printed on a Makerbot Replicator 1. Thank you to Dr Mike for the excellent renders. Find us at www.healthphysics.com.au acetabulum, skeletal, 3d, model, .stl, hip, bone, ilium, labrum, fossa, spine, anterior, inferior, ilio-pubis, suture, posterior, horn, facies, lunata,Free
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This anatomically accurate C1 vertebra was extracted from a DICOM CT dataset (0.5 mm slice thickness x 47 slices). The model may be useful for medical education and shows shows the vertebral body, spinous process, facets, transverse processes and spinal canal. The file is in STL format and compressed with ZIP. Printed on a Makerbot Replicator 1. Thank you to Dr Mike for the excellent renders. Find us at www.healthphysics.com.au c1, vertebra, skeletal, 3d, model, .stl, cervical, spine, bone, atlas, anterior, posterior, arch, auricular, facet, lateral, mass, transverse, process, inferior, articular, for axis, vertebral, foramen, 3d, model, printing, .stl,Free
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This anatomically accurate colon was extracted from a CT DICOM dataset (0.8 mm slice thickness x 467 slices). The model may be useful for medical education and shows shows the cecum, appendix and overall layout of the small and large bowel. The files (two halves of the model) are in STL format and compressed with ZIP. Thank you to Dr Mike for the excellent renders. Find us at www.healthphysics.com.au colon, large, intestine, .stl, 3d, model, printable, printing, medical, medicine, transverse, descending, sigmoid, rectum, cecum,Free
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This anatomically accurate ischium was extracted from a CT DICOM dataset (1 mm slice thickness x 38 slices). The model may be useful for medical education and shows shows the ischial tuberosity. The file is in STL format and compressed with ZIP. Thank you to Dr Mike for the excellent renders. Find us at www.healthphysics.com.auFree
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This anatomically accurate heart and pulmonary artery tree was extracted from a CT angiogram DICOM dataset (0.4 mm slice thickness x 300 slices). The model may be useful for medical education and shows shows the aorta, coronary sinuses, coronary arteries, pulmonary arteries and the cardiac ventricles and atria. The file is in STL format and compressed with ZIP. Thank you to Dr Mike for the excellent renders. Find us at www.healthphysics.com.auFree
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This anatomically accurate L3 vertebra was extracted from a DICOM CT dataset (0.5 mm slice thickness x 95 slices). The model may be useful for medical education and shows shows the vertebral body, spinous process, facets, transverse processes and spinal canal. The file is in STL format and compressed with ZIP. Printed on a Makerbot Replicator 1. Thank you to Dr Mike for the excellent renders. L3, vertebra, skeletal, 3d, model, print, .stl, bone, laminae, body, lumbar, .stl, 3d, model, printable, laminae, pedicle, Find us at www.healthphysics.com.auFree
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This anatomically accurate ilium was extracted from a DICOM dataset (1 mm slice thickness x 90 slices). The model may be useful for medical education and shows shows the iliac crest nicely. The file is in STL format and compressed with ZIP. Thank you to Dr Mike for the excellent renders. Find us at www.healthphysics.com.auFree