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Left Frontosphenoidal Craniosynostosis
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Terrie Simmons-Ehrhardt
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An infant cranium and mandible (6 months old) with left frontosphenoidal craniosynostosis. Small gaps between cranial bones were filled to make it easier to 3D print. The mandible was also solidified to make 3D printing easier (unerupted teeth are not visible)–central mandibular incisors are erupted. You can also cut the cranium before 3D printing to have access to the endocranial anatomy.

I segmented this from a computed tomography scan from Embodi3D.

Published 2 years ago
Feb 23rd 2024
  • Science & technology 3D Models
  • anatomy
  • cranium
  • mandible
  • pathology
  • osteology
  • human-anatomy
  • biomedical
  • skull
  • medical
  • human-osteology
  • craniosynostosis
  • noai

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