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KMID : 1103720190800020213
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Journal of the Korean Society of Radiology
2019 Volume.80 No. 2 p.213 ~ p.225
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A Review of Three-Dimensional Printing Technology for Medical Applications
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Lee Sang-Wook
Kim Tae-Hun
Hong Da-Yeong
Ock Jun-Hyeok
Kwon Jae-Young
Gwon Eun-Seo
Kwon Jin-Hee
Seo Joon-Beom
Chae Eun-Jin
Yang Dong-Hyun
Kim Choung-Soo
Kyung Yoon-Soo
Ko Beom-Seok
Choi Se-Hoon
Sa Ho-Seok
Kim Nam-Kug
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Abstract
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Three-dimensional (3D) printing technology, with additive manufacturing, can aid in the production of various kinds of patient-specific medical devices and implants in medical fields, which cannot be covered by mass production systems for producing conventional devices/implants. The simulator-based medical image demonstrates the anatomical structure of the disease, which can be used for education, diagnosis, preparation of treatment plan and preoperative surgical guide, etc. The surgical guide is used as a patient-specific medical device for guiding incision, resection, insertion, and marking. As 3D printers can output materials that can be inserted into the human body, the patient-specific implant device that reflects the patient's anatomy and surgical plan could be of relevance. In addition, patient-specific aids, including gibs, splints, prostheses, and epitheses, could be used for a better outcome. Finally, bio-printing is also used to cultivate cells to produce functional artificial tissues.
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KEYWORD
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3D Printing, Patient-Specific Modeling, Precision Medicine, Technology, Radiologic, Models, Anatomic
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