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Found 2 results

  1. embodi3d

    Version 1.0.0

    2 downloads

    This is a 3D printable medical file converted from a CT scan DICOM dataset of a 68-year old male presented by a swelling at the posterior aspect of the left pelvic region(notice the contour bulge at the posterior aspect of the left side). Histopathological examination revealed the swelling to be leiomyosarcoma of intermediate grade of malignancy. His work up included MRI and PET scan 3 and 24 days after the pathological examination respectively. His treatment plan was a combined radiotherapy/surgical resection of the tumor. 96 days later, the patient developed lung metastasis. He died after 607 days.(STS-018)

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  2. Dr. Mike

    55 downloads

    This 3D printable STL file of the splenic artery shows three aneurysms. This model was created from a CT scan and used in pre-surgical testing. It accompanies the blog article Saving a Spleen with 3D Printing: Pre-Surgical Planning with Medical Models make "Impossible" Surgeries Possible. The file is distributed under the Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs license. If you wish to use this file for commercial purposes, please contact the author.

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