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This study shows the feasibility of using 3D printing in cardiovascular disease, with results showing accuracy of replicating anatomic structures as well as pathologies involving the aorta.

This study shows the feasibility of using 3D printing in cardiovascular disease, with results showing accuracy of replicating anatomic structures as well as pathologies involving the aorta. - Journal of Medical Radiation Sciences 2017 - 64:1

Subjects--Topical Terms: --Radiologic Technology--Radtech

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This study shows the feasibility of using 3D printing in cardiovascular disease, with results showing accuracy of replicating anatomic structures as well as pathologies involving the aorta.

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