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3D printing individualized in-vitro bone

A 3D printing, patient body technology, applied in bone implants, additive processing, etc., can solve problems such as shortage of quantity, secondary injury of the body, economic waste, etc., and achieve overall fit, ensure integrity, and increase mobility Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-02-03
SHENZHEN EXCELLENT TECH
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If you use inappropriate assistive devices, it will not only be a waste of money, but also seriously cause secondary damage to the body
However, the existing high-end products and inclusive products of assistive devices are few in variety and quantity, and the existing assistive devices are all general-purpose products, which cannot be personalized and individualized.
For example, in response to changes in the situation of the disabled (such as children growing up slowly, or the body slowly recovering after using rehabilitation aids for a period of time, it is required to replace more suitable medical aids at this time), the existing rehabilitation aids are difficult meet needs

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[0022] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with embodiment:

[0023] A 3D printing individualized extracorporeal bone, the steps of which are:

[0024] (1) Collect the 3D scanning information data of the patient's body parts and analyze their structural characteristics;

[0025] (2) Import the 3D scanning data of the patient's body parts into the computer, and accurately restore the 3D images of the patient's scanned parts;

[0026] (3) Analyze and dissect the above three-dimensional images, obtain the reverse data of the scanned parts, and reconstruct their three-dimensional models;

[0027] (4) Store or convert the 3D model into a format file;

[0028] (5) Design the corresponding three-dimensional model of the extracorporeal bone assisting device by using the three-dimensional model of the function-deficient part obtained above with reference to the big data of the human body;

[0029] (6) Compare and test the designed in vitro bone model...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a 3D printing individualized in-vitro bone. The in-vitro bone is made through the steps that 1, three-dimensional scanning information data of body parts of a patient and structural characteristics of the three-dimensional scanning information data are analyzed; 2, three-dimensional images of the scanned parts of the patients are obtained through computer precision reduction; 3, the three-dimensional images are analyzed and dissected, reverse data of the scanned parts are obtained, and a three-dimensional model of the reverse data is obtained through reestablishment; 4, the three-dimension model is stored or converted as a formatted file ; 5, a three-dimensional model of an in-vitro bone auxiliary device is designed out through a computer; 6, improvement and perfection are conducted through comparison and detection; 7, auxiliary dynamic simulation is conducted through a computer; 8, the simulation result is stored as a formatted file; 9, auxiliary transpose of the 3D printing individualized in-vitro bone is achieved, and a physical model is achieved rapidly; 10, proper surface processing is conducted according to the 3D printing effect, and the use requirement is achieved. According to the 3D printing individualized in-vitro bone, based on individual 3D structure data and characteristics, an auxiliary device for assisting limbs in achieving the mechanical activity function is planed and designed.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of polymer materials, and in particular relates to a 3D printed individualized extracorporeal bone. Background technique [0002] In recent years, with the development of social economy and population aging, the number of disabled people in our country is increasing, and the number of physically disabled people is huge. more important position. Rehabilitation assistive devices are the use of assistive technology to configure assistive device products for disabled people, which can compensate or replace physical impairments; use engineering methods to supplement the fixed functions of corrective treatment, and maximize the realization of self-care and participation in social activities. Rehabilitation aids are the most basic and effective means to help people with physical dysfunction, especially those with functional decline (such as: fracture, stroke, Parkinson's disease, dysfunction, etc.) to return to society. Th...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A61F2/28B33Y10/00
Inventor 赵小文张东锋赵文平李文华
Owner SHENZHEN EXCELLENT TECH
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