Vol. 7 No. 67 (2025): May
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Experience in the use of additive manufacturing for pre-surgical modeling in maxillofacial surgery. Preliminary report

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  • Ana Lilian García Campos,
  • Rafael Manuel Trinchet Soler,
  • Ireje Buj Corral
Ana Lilian García Campos
Hospital Clínico Quirúrgico de Holguín. Cuba
Rafael Manuel Trinchet Soler
Hospital Pediátrico Provincial de Holguín. Cuba
Ireje Buj Corral
Universitat Politécnica de Catalunya
DOI: https://doi.org/10.51896/rilcods.v7i67.871

Published 2025-06-10

Keywords

  • addictive manufacturing,
  • pre-surgical models,
  • maxillofacial

How to Cite

García Campos, A. L., Trinchet Soler, R. M., & Buj Corral, I. (2025). Experience in the use of additive manufacturing for pre-surgical modeling in maxillofacial surgery. Preliminary report. Desarrollo Sustentable, Negocios, Emprendimiento Y Educación, 7(67), 107–111. https://doi.org/10.51896/rilcods.v7i67.871
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Abstract

Health care and patient specific implants have been significantly impacted by 3D printing. This revolution has particularly impacted maxillofacial surgery. This transformation has been characterized by a wide range of applications from facilitating advanced preoperative planning to improving intraoperative guidance with customized surgical guides. This technology advances has greatly reduced the uncertainties often associated with complex surgical procedures. This work presents an experience in the use of addictive manufacturing for preoperative modeling in maxillofacial surgery. The process performed and how 3D printing improves decision making in the maxillofacial surgical planning process is presented.

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