Preparation method of 3D printing stent for maintaining specimen skin branch chain shape
A 3D printing and specimen technology, applied in the field of digital human anatomy teaching, can solve problems such as morphological changes, difficulty in meeting the high quality requirements of perforator and cutaneous branch angiography images, and artifact interference.
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[0025] The following is a further detailed description through specific embodiments:
[0026] A preparation method of a 3D printed scaffold for maintaining the branched-chain morphology of a specimen skin, comprising the following steps:
[0027] S1. Perform the first spiral CT scan after perfusion of the fresh specimen to obtain data set 1;
[0028] S2. After peeling off the skin and superficial fascia of the specimen, perform a second spiral CT scan to obtain data set 2;
[0029] S3. Use MIMICS software to carry out 3D reconstruction of the continuous 2D tomographic images of dataset 2, and select the overall mask after 3D reconstruction as mask 1;
[0030] S4. After batch scaling the 2D tomographic images, select the overall mask for 3D reconstruction and save it as mask 2;
[0031] S5. After registering the center line of the long axis of the mask 1 and the mask 2, remove the overlapping part to obtain the hollow mask 3;
[0032] S6. Divide the mask 3 according to the siz...
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