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Patient-specific brain arteries molded as a flexible phantom model using 3D printed water-soluble resin

2022-03-16

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Visualizing medical images from a patient as physical 3D-models (phantom models) has potential roles in the medical field, from education to preclinical preparation and clinical research. However, current phantom models are generally generic, expensive, and time-consuming to fabricate. Thus, there is a need for a cost-and time-efficient pipeline from medical imaging to patient-specific phantom models. In this work...

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efed2394-e949-512b-95d3-cc035d567593
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1449102/v1
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