论文信息 - 3D-printing of elastic stenosis phantoms

3D-printing of elastic stenosis phantoms

Minimally invasive endovascular interventions play an important role in clinical practice. The procedures are a versatile tool to physicians and are therefore also important for the development of devices and imaging systems, which leads to a high demand for preclinical evaluation. This work focuses on the feasibility of 3D-printing for vessel phantoms with user defined stenoses made of elastic materials.

T. Buzug | F. Wegner | T. Friedrich

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