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Use of Three-Dimensional-Printed Liver Models for Clinical Education and Surgical Planning: A Systematic Review

2026-05-21

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Hepatobiliary surgery is a technically complex subspecialty within general surgery, which requires a comprehensive understanding of complex liver and liver tumour anatomy. The current body of literature highlights the use of three-dimensional-printed liver models (3DPLMs) reconstructed from medical imaging datasets may improve clinician comprehension of patient-specific liver anatomy thus creating a useful tool fo...

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10.20944/preprints202605.1443.v1
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