3D Printed Spine from a CT Scan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Are you interested in 3D printing CT scan data using free software? Check out this video to see how I made it, then follow the links below to make your own! MORE BELOW -------↡↡↡↡
TOOLS & STUFF:
Ziro Marble 1.75mm PLA Filament - Amazon
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Youngstown Kevlar Glove - Amazon
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Flexcut Skew Knife - Amazon
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LINKS:
Invesalius: invesalius.git...
Prusa Slicer: www.prusa3d.co...
Find me on Twitter: / andrewasink
Music:
"Cottages" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
"Beauty Flow" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Thanks for watching and have fun printing!
Mock-up synovial fluid for each joint would make a weird fidget toy
Cool idea!
Awesome video, this could honestly be used in the future for some really game-changing medical tech!
Thanks! Many hospitals are already using this technology to print replica organs to practice surgery on. Living in the future can be pretty cool sometimes!
Awesome. I want to include this in my medical practice!
Lots of hospitals are employing professional versions of this technique for pre-surgery planning and patient visualization!
@@AndrewSink do you know what software they use? Otherwise, I'll try your approach. Thanks!
@@Tablahands I could help out with that. I do medical 3D printing and I am based in Nigeria.
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Very cool, have wondered about using medical data in this way. Cheers, JAYTEE
I think we'll see it more and more often as hospitals continue to adopt additive tech!
When you were correcting the porosity did you manually fill in frame by frame or is there a less tedious method?
Can we select specific regions that we want to catch? Like lung instead of bone?
We missed you!
I missed you, too! Hopefully some more fun videos on the way!
Andrew Sink you should do Connie’s new sword from Steven universe
Where can I get a cooking icing printer, I want it to print images with black latex on 3 “ glass
Great vid, thank you!
You’re welcome!
Awesome video , Can 3D printing be used for a healthy person who wants to increase the length of his spine? Are there damages, for example, a spinal cord
Hmm, that's a great question! This style of 3D printing is used to visualize a scan; so it's not useful for implanting anything into a person.
But today is so many different 3d printers that could be printed with titanium
@@ivasiukV For sure! Really exciting time to be in the industry, for sure!
Can you print in Adamantium? #AskingForAFriend?
Can you add Turkish subtitles in the video please I have homework about invesalius
Unlike bone, lungs or other organs can be hollow inside. Can your software solve this?
A) Bones aren't solid?
B) It's not my software! You should read up on a process known as "DICOM segmentation", I think that's what you're looking for!
@@AndrewSink Thanks for the explanation! I read up manual of your software, there is a segmentation function. Isn't it used for this purpose?
Can that be actually be used in a person?
No.
sir how can we convert invesalius to stl file
Just export as an .STL!
@@AndrewSink thanks