Microsurgical training involves practice in ex-vivo models during the early learning curve and poor instrument handling by the inexperienced microsurgeons can cause damage to microsurgical instrumentation or clamps which is particularly costly. To address this, we demonstrate the development, design, manufacturing and application of three different types of 3D printed microvascular clamps in an ex-vivo simulation training model. This report provides evidence of a low cost and easily accessible device that facilitates the process of microsurgical training. The clamps were found to provide advantages akin to normal stainlesssteel microvascular clamps in training setting
Three-dimensional (3D) printing applications in medicine have been limited due to high cost and tech...
Conducting a hands-on cardiac wet-lab on valvular surgeries in a resource-limited setting is restric...
Background: There has been an explosive growth of ECPR within new and established ECMO programs worl...
Summary:. Simulation in microsurgery is an important pillar of training and maintenance of surgical ...
The endovascular technique has led to a revolution in the care of patients with vascular disease; ho...
Abstract Simulators are increasingly being used in medical education, but accessibility is restrict...
Summary: Background: Though microvascular clamps are widely used for anastomosis training, there st...
For centuries, cadaveric dissection has been the touchstone of anatomy education. It offers a medica...
Microvascular clips are necessary to occlude blood flow during surgery. The current tongue-and-groov...
Background: Carotid Artery Stenting (CAS) is increasingly being used in selected patients as a minim...
Surgeons require significant training to acquire sufficient dexterity and hand-eye coordination to m...
STUDY OBJECTIVE: To test the hypothesis that low-cost homemade models may be used to acquire the bas...
Summary:. Today, microsurgery is an integral part of plastic surgery, maxillofacial surgery, hand su...
Background: The applications for rapid prototyping have expanded dramatically over the last 20 years...
Medical implications of 3-dimensional (3D) printing technology have progressed with increasingly use...
Three-dimensional (3D) printing applications in medicine have been limited due to high cost and tech...
Conducting a hands-on cardiac wet-lab on valvular surgeries in a resource-limited setting is restric...
Background: There has been an explosive growth of ECPR within new and established ECMO programs worl...
Summary:. Simulation in microsurgery is an important pillar of training and maintenance of surgical ...
The endovascular technique has led to a revolution in the care of patients with vascular disease; ho...
Abstract Simulators are increasingly being used in medical education, but accessibility is restrict...
Summary: Background: Though microvascular clamps are widely used for anastomosis training, there st...
For centuries, cadaveric dissection has been the touchstone of anatomy education. It offers a medica...
Microvascular clips are necessary to occlude blood flow during surgery. The current tongue-and-groov...
Background: Carotid Artery Stenting (CAS) is increasingly being used in selected patients as a minim...
Surgeons require significant training to acquire sufficient dexterity and hand-eye coordination to m...
STUDY OBJECTIVE: To test the hypothesis that low-cost homemade models may be used to acquire the bas...
Summary:. Today, microsurgery is an integral part of plastic surgery, maxillofacial surgery, hand su...
Background: The applications for rapid prototyping have expanded dramatically over the last 20 years...
Medical implications of 3-dimensional (3D) printing technology have progressed with increasingly use...
Three-dimensional (3D) printing applications in medicine have been limited due to high cost and tech...
Conducting a hands-on cardiac wet-lab on valvular surgeries in a resource-limited setting is restric...
Background: There has been an explosive growth of ECPR within new and established ECMO programs worl...