Abstract
Background The use of 3D prototyping in medical practice is becoming increasingly important, due to the development of 3D printing and the recent rapid advances in relevant techniques and equipments. The use of 3D model is especially important in the field of paediatric cardiology and congenital cardiovascular disease, where there is a clear advantage over conventional 2D images in demonstrating complex anatomies and relationships between different structures.
Highlights
Use of 3D prototyping in congenital cardiovascular diseases - initial experience in Hong Kong
The use of 3D prototyping in medical practice is becoming increasingly important, due to the development of 3D printing and the recent rapid advances in relevant techniques and equipments
The use of 3D model is especially important in the field of paediatric cardiology and congenital cardiovascular disease, where there is a clear advantage over conventional 2D images in demonstrating complex anatomies and relationships between different structures
Summary
The use of 3D prototyping in medical practice is becoming increasingly important, due to the development of 3D printing and the recent rapid advances in relevant techniques and equipments. Use of 3D prototyping in congenital cardiovascular diseases - initial experience in Hong Kong Janice J Ip1*, Peter K Hui2, Robin Chen3, Eddie Wu4, KH Lau4, Stephen Cheung1, TC Yung3, Wendy W Lam1
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