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Spine and Pelvis
Files related to 3D printing spine models.
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Lumbar spine wedge compression fracture
By embodi3d
This anterior wedge compression fracture of a lumbar spine vertebral body was generated from real CT scan data and is thus anatomically accurate as it comes from a real person. It shows the loss of height in the anterior vertebral body when compared to the posterior part of the body. This type of fracture is common with forward flexion, such as a from a fall or motor vehicle accident.
This file was originally created by Dr. Bruno Gobbato, who has graciously given permission to share it here on Embodi3D. Modifications were made by Dr. Mike to make it suitable for 3D printing.
The file(s) are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike license. It can't be used for commercial purposes. If you would like to use it for commercial purposes, please contact the authors.
Technical specs:
File format: STL
Manifold mesh: Yes
Minimum wall thickness: 1 mm
Triangles: 642201
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- lumbar spine
- L spine
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Acetabulum from CT scan
This anatomically accurate acetabulum was extracted from a DICOM CT dataset (0.5 mm slice thickness x 132 slices).
The model may be useful for medical education. The file is in STL format and compressed with ZIP.
Printed on a Makerbot Replicator 1.
Thank you to Dr Mike for the excellent renders.
Find us at www.healthphysics.com.au
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C1 vertebra from CT scan
This anatomically accurate C1 vertebra was extracted from a DICOM CT dataset (0.5 mm slice thickness x 47 slices).
The model may be useful for medical education and shows shows the vertebral body, spinous process, facets, transverse processes and spinal canal. The file is in STL format and compressed with ZIP.
Printed on a Makerbot Replicator 1.
Thank you to Dr Mike for the excellent renders.
Find us at www.healthphysics.com.au
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Ischium from CT scan
This anatomically accurate ischium was extracted from a CT DICOM dataset (1 mm slice thickness x 38 slices).
The model may be useful for medical education and shows shows the ischial tuberosity. The file is in STL format and compressed with ZIP.
Thank you to Dr Mike for the excellent renders.
Find us at www.healthphysics.com.au
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L3 vertebra from CT scan
This anatomically accurate L3 vertebra was extracted from a DICOM CT dataset (0.5 mm slice thickness x 95 slices).
The model may be useful for medical education and shows shows the vertebral body, spinous process, facets, transverse processes and spinal canal. The file is in STL format and compressed with ZIP.
Printed on a Makerbot Replicator 1.
Thank you to Dr Mike for the excellent renders.
Find us at www.healthphysics.com.au
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Ilium from CT scan
This anatomically accurate ilium was extracted from a DICOM dataset (1 mm slice thickness x 90 slices).
The model may be useful for medical education and shows shows the iliac crest nicely. The file is in STL format and compressed with ZIP.
Thank you to Dr Mike for the excellent renders.
Find us at www.healthphysics.com.au
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Sacrum from CT scan
This anatomically accurate sacrum was derived from a DICOM CT dataset (0.8 mm slice thickness x 138 slices).
The model may be useful for medical education and shows the sacral foramina, dorsal and ventral surfaces, and articular surface with the L5 vertebra. The file is in STL format and compressed with ZIP.
Thank you to Dr Mike for the excellent renders.
Find us at www.healthphysics.com.au
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Two lumbar vertebrae
By Dr. Mike
This is an STL file of two lumbar vertebrae from a CT scan. The STL file is raw and has not been edited to remove extraneous geometry. Since the CT scan it was taken from had IV contrast, the lumbar arteries are visualized and can be seen wrapping around the vertebral bodies.
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- raw
- unprocessed
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3D Printer Ready Human Hyoid Bone
By cleggett
Methods
3D Medical imaging data was obtained in the .stl format. The hyoid bone was localized from the .stl --sectioned off in the software -- and that part of the anatomy was revised using 3D modeling techniques to be highly adaptable to 3D printing platforms for potential regenerative medicine applications.
Author and Licensing
This hyoid bone re-topology was performed by Chris Leggett. It is free to use for research purposes, with modifications as needed, and any future clinical purposes with standard citation practices for using this material and under the creative commons attribution license.
Additional citations
(Public domain original material) =
3DPX-000601 from NIH3D Print Exchange
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- hyoid bone
- hyoid
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Lumbar Vertebra
By Dr. Mike
Anatomically accurate full-size human lumbar vertebra created from a real CT scan. File in Collada format.
See the video here:
Copyright 2013 Embodi3d
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