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We help surgeons with complex procedures by enabling in the preoperative stage to simulate the indiv

Surgery planning is the preoperative method of pre-visualising a surgical intervention, in order to predefine the surgical steps. It is essential in the neurosurgery, oral-maxillofacial surgery and tumour resections throughout the body. Surgery planning is also common practice for other planned surgical interventions as it enables the prior determination and modelling of the risk regions, seeking

to obtain the best outcome with fewer risks for the patient. The basis for such planning steps is 3D image datasets acquired through a CT or MRI and commercially available software. As each patient anatomy differs considerably from each other, each case is individually analysed and visualized in both 2D slices and 3D reconstructions. This can be further enhanced by using a 3D printer to make exact replicas of organs that doctors can use to plan surgery, and even do practice operations beforehand. In the special case of tumour resection surgeries in the Cranio-Maxillofacial-region, such a handy tumour and bone model can make a huge different in the surgery output and post-surgical recovery. By using the physical model of the organ to be operated is it possible to confer with colleagues for their input and examine the anatomy to achieve the best surgical outcome with less risk. Without the 3D model surgeons are less certain about the operation which leads to make naturally to making a larger incision that could possibly cause more pain and a longer recovery time for the patient. Using a 3D model removes some of the doubt of the surgical procedure. About project: Inova DE GmbH has initiated the OrganPrint project, funded within the framework of the FABulous program and its purpose is to design a medical software interface for the surgeon to segment and delineate the anatomy of the patient that should be printed out of the CT and MRI images, coupled with an on-line service for 3D printing of the organ that would be delivered to his installations within days.

05/12/2017

Are you a medical student? Or perhaps a surgeon already?
So, this post is for you!
How many times did you want to study anatomy by holding the actual organ? And how many times did you wanted to practice a procedure before going to the surgery room? But you couldn't do it because it was either expensive or you didn't have access to the equipment?
Well, earlier than you expect, it will be possible to solve these issues. Thanks to a collaboration between Inova DE, Create it Real and the Universities of Heidelberg and Tübingen within the framework of the Eurostars Programme, we will get you realistic organs delivered home.
Our 3D printed organ models will be realistic, affordable and conform to the current patient images. These anatomically correct models will have the same haptic characteristics as real organs, enabling a better learning experience.It will be possible to replace the animal models that are used today.
To make it possible, consortium will improve existing hardware and software models available for 3D printing. Are you curious?
Read more about at http://inova-de.eu/

02/07/2017

We have a positive evaluation for our project and we are moving forward :) Soon new publications will be made.

28/02/2017

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17/02/2017

Watch “Organ Print software and 3D printing service presentation by Inova DE GmbH” on Vimeo
https://vimeo.com/194230647

Organ Print is a software with a on-line 3D printing interface. Surgery planning or anatomy study can be done the most varied ways: from simulation software with…

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