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==Background and References==
 
==Background and References==
 
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Key Investigators

  • Juan Ruiz Alzola (Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain)
  • Michael Halle (Harvard University)

Project Description

From DICOM data to a 3D print of anatomical models for training: anatomy classes and/or surgical planning

Objective Approach and Plan Progress and Next Steps
  • Develop and document a workflow to process the adquired DICOM images
  • Improve the segmentation mechanics in order to extract the data to print
  • Prepare the STL files for printing: checking the mesh and creating the support structures
  • Before Project Week:
    • Know the "state of the art" of 3d printer options and materials
    • Diving into the DICOM and NRRD file structure
  • During Project Week:
    • Stablish the guidelines for the segmentation procedures
    • Identify the STL export issues

Illustrations

3D printed model (hand colored)
3D print of a human aorta
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Background and References

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