Cheung et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Application of 3D printing in medical simulation and educationCheung et al., 2016
- Document ID
- 17221586011403707731
- Author
- Cheung C
- Saber N
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- Publication venue
- Bioengineering for Surgery
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This chapter describes our application of three-dimensional printing technology in medical training and simulation as well as in the development of novel surgical tools. We outline our experience in craniofacial surgery modeling and the intraoperative use of prefabricated …
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