Medical teams at Mayo Clinic can use radiology images to create 3D models that are life size and specific to each patient. The 3D models help give patients a better understanding of what will happen during a procedure and the risks involved, which improves communication with their doctors. For surgeons, 3D models help when planning surgery.
Dr. Jonathan Morris describes how 3D printing is used in clinical and surgical settings in this Mayo Clinic Q&A podcast.
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