
Surgical Simulation on 3D Printed Brain Models
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Stratasys announced a breakthrough in realistic medical models that mimic real human anatomy. Advanced Medical Models recreate complex anatomy, pathology and variability in rich detail, providing realistic models for a broad range of clinical scenarios. The library of models available include pediatric hearts, spines with vertebrae, lumbar, scoliosis and degenerative disk, long bones like femurs and radius, and vascular, TAV and neurovascular parts.
Created from patient studies including pathology, Advanced Medical Models are anatomically accurate, biomechanically realistic, highly functional, and unshackled from the cost and inconvenience of animal and cadaver labs. They come in a range of tissue properties and integrate anatomical microstructures, such as bone internal structures. The models are perfect for simulating clinical procedures such as drilling and reaming, cutting and suturing, and device placement.
To learn more about Advanced Medical Models,visit stratasys.com/medical.
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