From the course: Additive Manufacturing: Tips, Tricks, and Techniques
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Digital anatomy models
From the course: Additive Manufacturing: Tips, Tricks, and Techniques
Digital anatomy models
- [Woman] 3D prints can be very powerful tools for visualization and prototyping. They can be particularly useful in situations like medical procedure planning. For every case is different, and the stakes may literally be life and death. For those cases, there are now well established procedures to take a CT scan or 3-D ultrasound file and convert it to a file that can be 3-D printed. This can be useful both for the doctor planning a surgery and for the patient and their families to understand what's going on. For example, in the paper shown here, a surgeon created a 3-D printed model to work out how to separate conjoined twins. Exciting though these clinical systems are, there is in many ways an even bigger need of 3-D visualizations to train medical students. All teachers make little models to show students how something works. And doctor supervising residents are no different. This is particularly challenging for…
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Printer maintenance: Lubrication6m 59s
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3D printing glass3m 19s
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Picking a print bed surface6m 12s
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Closing the filament 3D printer control loop4m 25s
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3D scanning6m 30s
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Parallel multi-nozzle machines3m 10s
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Multiple filaments with one nozzle5m 47s
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Printing with precious metals2m 38s
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When to use a service bureau3m 39s
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Digital anatomy models3m 6s
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Nonplanar printing7m 19s
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Goodbye!1m 6s
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