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1 online resource |
| Series |
Woodhead Publishing series in biomaterials |
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Woodhead Publishing series in biomaterials.
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| Contents |
Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- About the editors -- Preface -- 1 -- Introduction -- Chapter outline -- 1.1 -- Introduction -- 2 -- Clinical uses of 3D printing -- Chapter outline -- 2.1 -- Introduction -- 2.2 -- Pre-surgical treatment assessment and planning -- 2.3 -- Customized medical implants -- 2.4 -- For medical and patient education purposes -- 2.5 -- Bioprinting and modeling -- 2.6 -- Conclusions -- References -- Part 1 3D Printing Techniques forAugmenting Medicine -- 3 -- 3D printing techniques in medicine and surgery -- Chapter outline -- 3.1 -- Introduction |
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3.2 -- 3D printing from the beginning -- 3.3 -- The 3D printing process -- 3.4 -- 3D-printing process from patient to process -- 3.5 -- 3D printable materials -- 3.5.1 -- Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene -- 3.5.2 -- Polylactic acid -- 3.5.3 -- Polylvinyl alcohol -- 3.5.4 -- Polyethylene terephthalate -- 3.5.5 -- Polyethylene terephthalate glycol -- 3.5.6 -- Polyethylene cotrimethylene terephthalate -- 3.5.7 -- High impact polystyrene -- 3.5.8 -- Nylon 645 -- 3.5.9 -- Metal transfer PLA -- 3.5.10 -- Carbon fiber PLA -- 3.5.11 -- Flexible thermoplastic polyurethane -- 3.6 -- Fused deposition manufacturing |
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3.7 -- Stereo lithography -- 3.8 -- Selective laser sintering -- 3.9 -- Inkjet binder jetting -- 3.10 -- 3D-bioprinting -- References -- 4 -- Prosthetic devices -- Chapter outline -- 4.1 -- Introduction -- 4.2 -- Medical applications of 3D printing in prosthetic devices -- 4.3 -- Cosmetic prosthetics -- 4.4 -- Body powered prosthetics -- 4.5 -- Bionic prosthetics -- 4.6 -- Prosthetic socket fittings -- 4.7 -- Advanced prosthetic devices -- 4.8 -- Conclusion -- 5 -- Operative models -- Chapter outline -- 5.1 -- Introduction -- 5.2 -- Virtual preoperative surgical rehearsal -- 5.3 -- Treatment of fracture |
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5.4 -- Resection of tumors -- 5.5 -- Patient engagement and consenting -- 5.6 -- Conclusion -- References -- 6 -- Surgical instruments and medical implants -- Chapter outline -- 6.1 -- Introduction -- 6.2 -- 3D printed instruments -- 6.3 -- Surgical planning and training -- 6.4 -- Point-of-care manufacturing -- 6.5 -- Patient-specific implants -- 6.6 -- Conclusions -- References -- Part 2 Applications of 3D Printingin Transplantation Procedures -- 7 -- 3D printing in dental implants -- Chapter outline -- 7.1 -- Introduction -- 7.2 -- Dental implants -- 7.3 -- 3D printing |
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7.4 -- Materials in 3D printing of dental implants -- 7.5 -- 3D printing in dental implants -- 7.6 -- Techniques in 3D printing and application in dentistry -- 7.6.1 -- Stereolithography -- 7.6.2 -- Inkjet bioprinting -- 7.6.3 -- Photopolymer jetting -- 7.6.4 -- Powder binder 3D printing -- 7.6.5 -- Direct metal laser sintering -- 7.7 -- Challenges and future of 3D printing in dentistry -- 7.8 -- Conclusion -- References -- 8 -- Organ bioprinting -- Chapter outline -- 8.1 -- Introduction -- 8.1.1 -- Present therapeutic intervention for organ failure -- 8.1.2 -- Factors that influence 3D printing |
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8.1.2.1 -- Materials properties |
| Notes |
Includes index |
| Subject |
Three-dimensional printing.
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Biomedical engineering.
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Three-dimensional imaging in medicine.
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Printing, Three-Dimensional
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Imaging, Three-Dimensional
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3-D printing.
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biomedical engineering.
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Biomedical engineering
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Three-dimensional imaging in medicine
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Three-dimensional printing
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Thomas, Daniel J. (Of 3Dynamic Systems Group)
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Singh, Deepti
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| ISBN |
9780081025437 |
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0081025432 |
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