Three-Dimensional Printing in Cardiovascular Disease: Verification of Diagnostic Accuracy of 3D Printed Models
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https://doi.org/10.17140/HROJ-4-143Keywords:
Accuracy Aneurysm, Cardiovascular disease, Model Simulation three-dimensional printingAbstract
This article discusses the diagnostic accuracy of patient-specific 3D printed models in delineating
cardiovascular anatomy and disease, with a focus on a recent paper published in the American
Journal of Roentgenology about the accuracy of 3D printed hollow models of visceral
aneurysms. Three aspects will be discussed in this review: first, 3D printed physical models are
accurate in assessing the sizes and shapes of visceral aneurysms and related arteries; second, a
more reliable method was implemented in this study for measurement of the diagnostic accuracy
of 3D printed model to further validate the precision of 3D printing technique; and finally,
3D printed models serve as a reliable tool for replicating anatomical structures and pre-surgical
simulation of endovascular treatment of aneurysmal disease.
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