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Rapid-prototyped temporal bone and inner-ear models replicated by adjusting computed tomography thresholds.

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  • Rapid-prototyped temporal bone and inner-ear models replicated by adjusting computed tomography thresholds. Abstract Text:

    m suzukiM Suzuki,a hagiwaraA Hagiwara,y ogawaY Ogawa,h onoH Ono,m suzukiM Suzuki,a hagiwaraA Hagiwara,y ogawaY Ogawa,h onoH Ono,

    PURPOSE: This study aimed to investigate the validity of adjusting computed tomography thresholds in order to replicate a temporal bone model suitable for dissection training and education. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A simulated three-dimensional model of a human temporal bone was prototyped using selective laser sintering. The powder layers were laser-fused, based on detailed computed tomography data, and accumulated to create a three-dimensional structure. The computed tomography threshold value of the stapes was modified on standard triangular language file in order to replicate the stapes. The intensity value was determined to select the fluid lumen of the inner ear and the bone surface, in order to replicate the inner ear. RESULTS: The model could be shaved, using surgical instruments, in the same manner as during real surgery. The stapes could be reproduced, making this model even more realistic than a previous version. The inner ear was recreated, along with the surrounding bony wall and the ossicles. CONCLUSION: This model facilitates dissection training and easy understanding of the relation between the labyrinth and the surrounding structures.

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    m suzukiM Suzuki,a hagiwaraA Hagiwara,y ogawaY Ogawa,h onoH Ono,m suzukiM Suzuki,a hagiwaraA Hagiwara,y ogawaY Ogawa,h onoH Ono,

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    Rapid-prototyped temporal bone and inner-ear models replicated by adjusting computed tomography thresholds. Journal Published:

    PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

    Journal: The Journal of laryngology and otology

    VOLUME: 121

    Page Numbers: 1025-8

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    ISSN: 1748-5460

    DAY: 26

    MONTH: 03

    YEAR: 2007

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    LANGUAGE: eng

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    AFFILIATION: Department of Otolaryngology, Tokyo Medical University, Tokyo, Japan. otosuzu@tokyo-med.ac.jp

    Country: England

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