Applied 3D printing
Printed cases
A gallery of models produced by the lab for planning, rehearsal and teaching.
Being assembled
The clinical gallery is being assembled
Cases are being gathered and de-identified before publication. No patient image is released without consent and without removal of identifiable data.
What each case will show
- Clinical indication and source scan
- What was printed and why: planning, rehearsal, informed consent or teaching
- Material, printer and production time
- Outcome
Teaching
Hominin skulls
First set already printed: four species reproduced in FDM (Bambu Lab A1) from models in open academic repositories, for teaching human evolution.
~450 cm³
Australopithecus afarensis
Approximate cranial capacity.
610–650 cm³
Homo habilis
Approximate cranial capacity.
900–1000 cm³
Homo erectus
Approximate cranial capacity.
up to 1700 cm³
Homo neanderthalensis
Approximate cranial capacity.