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Augmented patient-specific facial prosthesis production using medical imaging modelling and 3D printing technologies for improved patient outcomes

Mohammed et al., 2018

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18428830458747287397
Author
Mohammed M
Cadd B
Peart G
Gibson I
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Virtual and Physical Prototyping

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Facial prosthetic offer patients a low risk and high impact treatment option to address underlying facial defects. Such devices are generally handmade, requiring several labour- intensive manufacturing phases and numerous patient consultations to develop the final …
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