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3D Modelling Service

We provide service for high quality 3D modelling according to your request

Upload CT or MR images and let our experts perform segmentation work and deliver either digital files or printed models.

Our personnel have expertise in both medical anatomy, image analysis and 3D printing. We understand your clinical question and ensure you rapidly get high-quality models to support your clinical work. 

Benefits

  • Reduce cost. Patient specific models shorten surgical time. Average cost for surgical room including personal is about 60 USD per minute. Reduce cost by fewer complications by shorter anastesia and better precision.
  • Patient satisfaction. Better explain the procedure to the patient by using patient-specific model.
  • Gain speed and expertise. By working with our experts you quickly reach your goals and have the ability to learn directly from experts.
  • Put your clinic in the front-line of innovation and provide patient-specific care.
  • Scientific evidence for cost efficency and improving clinical outcome using 3D printed models [1].

 

[1] Clinical efficacy and effectiveness of 3D printing: a systematic review. Diment LE, Thompson MS, Bergmann JHM. BMJ Open. 2017 Dec 21;7(12):e016891

Maxillofacial

Maxillofacial is the area where the usage of 3D printing have come furthest. Common applications are:

  • Cutting guides for complex skull deformations such as fibrotic dysplasia, dermatoid tumour, etc.
  • Wafers for ortognatic surgery

Cardiovascular

The main application of 3D printed models in the cardiovascular field is wide and common usage are:

  • Understanding complex congenital heart disease
  • Planning interventions in GUCH patients (Grown-up with Congenital Heart disease)
  • Ensure that devices fit for valve replacement
  • Prepare valve sparing surgery

Neurosurgery

Common 3D print applications for neurosurgery are:

  • Bone cement moulds for cranioplasty
  • Anatomical models for complex vessel malformations
  • Cutting guides for complex skull deformations such as fibrotic dysplasia, dermatoid tumour, etc.

Orthopaedics

The application of 3D printed models in orthopedics is very wide and typical applications are:

  • Models to prebend plates for complex surgery such as pelvic surgery
  • Surgical planning for scoliosis
  • Planning resection of bone tumours and subsequent reconstruction
  • Mirror non-deformed bones to prepare for osteotomy surgery