3D Printing in the Medical Field

This template shows a real heart anatomy model being converted by a 3D printer into a physical organ model, illustrating the 3D printing workflow in medicine. Text boxes list the main characteristics of 3D printed organs, such as replicating shape and mimicking mechanical properties without biological activity, along with purposes like preoperative planning, surgical navigation, and medical education.

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