“Three-dimensional printed models used for personalized precision thoracic surgery"? - 06/12/21
, Jon Zabaleta Jimenez b, Maria Elena Ramirez Gil a, Juan Jose Guelbenzu Zazpe c, Luis M Matey Muñoz d
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Abstract |
Chest wall tumors are part of a heterogeneous group of lesions that can originate from bone tissue, subcutaneous cell tissue, or cartilage and may have a benign or malignant course. Within malignancies, we find those that invade the chest wall or those that produce metastases at this level.
The creation of custom three-dimensional (3D) printed anatomical models, allows us to know the exact anatomy and facilitate the surgical planning.
In this article, we present four cases were we used the 3D printing technology to make a surgical plan in patients who were to be intervened in our center.
Our experience allows us to conclude that 3D printing could be a valid tool that can help plan and decide the surgical procedure in advance
Le texte complet de cet article est disponible en PDF.Keywords : Thoracic surgery, 3D Printing, Chest wall tumors
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| ✰The data published in this article was presented as an oral poster at the National Congress of Thoracic Surgery (SECT) in May 2019. |
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