Handbook of Surgical Planning and 3D Printing: Applications, Integration, and New Directions?covers 3D printing and surgical planning from clinical, technical and economic points-of-view. This book fills knowledge gaps by addressing: (1) What type of medical images are needed for 3D printing, and for which specific application? (2) What software should be used to process the images, should the software be considered a medical device? (3) Data protection? (4) What are the possible clinical applications and differences in imaging, segmentation, and 3D printing? And finally, (5) What skills,…mehr
Handbook of Surgical Planning and 3D Printing: Applications, Integration, and New Directions?covers 3D printing and surgical planning from clinical, technical and economic points-of-view. This book fills knowledge gaps by addressing: (1) What type of medical images are needed for 3D printing, and for which specific application? (2) What software should be used to process the images, should the software be considered a medical device? (3) Data protection? (4) What are the possible clinical applications and differences in imaging, segmentation, and 3D printing? And finally, (5) What skills, resources, and organization are needed? Sections cover technologies involved in 3D printing in health: data structure, medical images and segmentation, printing materials and 3d printing, 3D printing and Clinical Applications: orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery, maxillofacial, orthodontistry, surgical guides, integrating 3D printing Service in Hospitals: infrastructures, competences, organization and cost/benefits, and more.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Paolo Gargiulois a Full Professor and works at the Centre of Medical Technology at Reykjavik University/University Hospital Landspitali. He studied at TU Wien and finished his Ph.D. in 2008. Paolo interests and expertise are mostly in Medical Image processing, Neuroengineering, 3-D printing, and Medical technologies. He developed a 3D-Printing service at Landspitali to support surgical planning with over200 operations plannedwith a significant impact on the Icelandic health care system. He currently cooperates with institutions in Italy and the UK to establish similar infrastructures. Paolo has been the director of theInstitute of Biomedical and Neural Engineeringand the Icelandic center of Neurophysiology since December 2013. He also manages the Center of Medical Technology at the University Hospital Landspitali/ Reykjavik University.
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SECTION I: 3D printing in healthcare 1. State of the art in 3D printing 2. Imaging modalities and parameters for 3DP 3. From medical images to 3D model: processing and segmentation SECTION II: Surgical planning applications 4. 20 years of 3D printing in surgical planning of distraction osteogenesis 5. 3D printing to advance neurosurgery planning 6. Heart surgery: septal defect 7. 3D printing in dentistry 8. Laser sintering in dentistry SECTION III: Clinical implementation of 3DP service 9. How to make a 3D printing service available for a hospital 10. Legal and regulatory implications of 3D printing in surgery SECTION IV: New directions and future applications 11. 3D-printed anatomical phantoms 12. Future solutions for osteoarthritis using 3D bioprinting of articular cartilage 13. 3D printing in tissue engineering: design of bioreactor systems 14. Implantable 3D-printed devices-technologies and applications 15. New directions for preoperative planning: further impact from current and future 3D technologies
SECTION I: 3D printing in healthcare 1. State of the art in 3D printing 2. Imaging modalities and parameters for 3DP 3. From medical images to 3D model: processing and segmentation SECTION II: Surgical planning applications 4. 20 years of 3D printing in surgical planning of distraction osteogenesis 5. 3D printing to advance neurosurgery planning 6. Heart surgery: septal defect 7. 3D printing in dentistry 8. Laser sintering in dentistry SECTION III: Clinical implementation of 3DP service 9. How to make a 3D printing service available for a hospital 10. Legal and regulatory implications of 3D printing in surgery SECTION IV: New directions and future applications 11. 3D-printed anatomical phantoms 12. Future solutions for osteoarthritis using 3D bioprinting of articular cartilage 13. 3D printing in tissue engineering: design of bioreactor systems 14. Implantable 3D-printed devices-technologies and applications 15. New directions for preoperative planning: further impact from current and future 3D technologies
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