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VOXEL-MAN 3D Printing

VOXEL-MAN 3D Printing is an optional module for the VOXEL-MAN ENT surgery simulator and the VOXEL-MAN Dental training simulator. With this module and a 3D printer, you can create physical models of your virtual surgical site.

With VOXEL-MAN 3D Printing, you can

  • Create illustrative models of your surgery – pre- intra- and post-operatively, whatever is most interesting for you or your students, simply at the touch of a button. These are models which you cannot buy anywhere.
  • Create 3D models for complementary exercises in the surgical training lab – with exactly the same anatomy as in virtual training.
  • In connection with VOXEL-MAN My Cases, create 3D models from your own CT data.
  • Create 3D models of the parts that you have removed during surgery.

The 3D models can be saved in all common 3D printing formats including Wavefront (OBJ), Stereolithography (STL), Additive Manufacturing (AMF) and 3D Manufacturing (3MF), making it compatible with most 3D printers. Both single-material printing for bone and multi-material printing for bone and other structures are supported. Different quality levels can be selected to optimize print quality and speed.

3D printed temporal bone with various structures at riskThe image shows an intra-operative 3D model of a temporal bone, created with VOXEL-MAN 3D Printing. A transparent filament was used for the bone, so that various anatomical structures such as facial nerve and tympanic chord (yellow), sigmoid sinus (blue) and incus (brown) become visible. The model was printed on a Stratasys J55 3D printer.

Part of the bone removed by drillingThese images show another temporal bone printed on a Prusa i3 MK3S. The implant-like part of the bone that was removed during surgery can be printed seperately (center). Its inside is shown on the right.

Some typical questions and answers about VOXEL-MAN 3D Printing can be found in the FAQ.

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