The global development of technologies now enters areas related to human health, with a
transition from conventional to personalized medicine that is based to a significant extent on …

Abstract Three‐dimensional (3D) printing, or additive manufacturing, is now a widely used
tool in pre‐operative planning, surgical teaching and simulator training. However, 3D …

Background Whether or not the addition of 3D (three-dimension) printed models can
enhance the teaching and learning environment for undergraduate students in regard to …

Objectives To obtain 3D printed bone models with a haptic sensation similar to that of the
real bone, which will help the surgeon to learn and improve based on practice. Methods …

Abstract 3D printed human remains offer an alternative presentation format to traditional
photographs, that could be more effective and less emotive. However, the perception of the …

The study of human anatomy has long been inseparable from illustration, as the portrayal of
the dissected body alongside a descriptive text supports the understanding of this complex …

Modern medical education in general and anatomical education in particular have been
profoundly influenced by new technologies. Among these technologies, one of the most …

Abstract 3D prints have been increasingly used as substitutes for human tissue within
medical and educational settings. Several studies demonstrated that anatomical structures …

Commemorative ceremonies and memorial objects/places have been established at many
institutions globally to honour body donors in anatomical education. Questions remain on …

3D printing is one of the technological advancements that has application in health sciences
education. At Macquarie University it has been used for the printing of bones which are then …