Actual print time 15.5 hours
Design by e-NABLE at http://enablingthefuture.org/upper-limb-prosthetics/raptor-reloaded/
Assembled hand
Assembled hand with tensioning system
The Cric Trainers were originally created by Laura Duggan and the AirwayCollaboration team and released as open-access models. In collaboration with an NSU alumnus, the cric trainers were modified and evaluated as a tool for cricothyrectomy training. Models were printed and shipped to a US Army ER physician stationed in Hawaii for testing.
Thyrohyoid membrane and ligament, as well as trachea were printed in flexible filament to differentiate between other structures.
Open Source design from Thingiverse
Open Source design from http://3dxtras.com/3dxtras-free-3d-models-details.asp?prodid=7982
Actual print time 17:36:54
Created from patient's CT scan for residents in the NSU Oral Maxillofacial Surgery Program to use in the operating room for trauma and facial reconstruction.
Completed print with supports.
Completed print with supports removed.
Audiology students brought in an ear mold which was 3D scanned in order to create a 3D object. The model was edited, cleaned, and then printed with specific design settings.