一种新颖的3d打印模拟器,用于正颌手术的实践培训。

IF 2 Q2 DENTISTRY, ORAL SURGERY & MEDICINE
Lukas Benedikt Seifert, Christopher Groepper, Rosa Rohin, Daniel Thiem, Philipp Becker, Florian Markus Thieringer, Robert Alexander Sader
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摘要

背景:正颌手术解决骨骼颌障碍,增强功能和美观。尽管有好处,但潜在的并发症强调了对训练有素的外科医生的需求。3d打印解剖模型是增材制造的一种产品,有助于外科教育,特别是对缺乏在职培训的年轻外科医生。本研究的重点是一个经济设计的3d打印模拟器,用于正颌手术训练。结果:使用3d打印模拟器的两个正颌手术研讨会的31名参与者的评估突出了对真实感(7.16±2.03/10)和特定手术培训有用性的积极评价。虽然由于模拟有限的口腔运动和提供逼真的一般模拟而受到赞扬,但软组织真实感(4.51±2.66/10)表明有改进的余地。值得注意的是,该模拟器具有可重复使用的组件,具有出色的成本效益(181.55欧元)。结论:3d打印模拟器为正颌手术训练提供了一种现实的、经济有效的工具,尽管软组织真实性存在局限性。该研究预计3d打印技术将进一步增强,以解决这些问题,并推进未来的迭代。
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A novel 3D-printed simulator for hands-on training in orthognathic surgery.

Background: Orthognathic surgery addresses skeletal dysgnathias, enhancing both function and aesthetics. Despite its benefits, potential complications underscore the need for well-trained surgeons. 3D-printed anatomical models, a product of additive manufacturing, aid surgical education, especially for young surgeons lacking on-the-job training. This study focuses on an economically designed 3D-printed simulator for orthognathic surgery training.

Results: Evaluation from 31 participants of two orthognatic surgery workshops using the 3D-printed simulator highlighted positive assessments for realism (7.16 ± 2.03/10) and usefulness in training for specific procedures. While commended for simulating limited oral cavity movements and providing a realistic general simulation, soft tissue realism (4.51 ± 2.66/10) suggested room for improvement. Notably, the simulator demonstrated outstanding cost-efficiency (€ 181.55), with reusable components.

Conclusions: The 3D-printed simulator offers a realistic, cost-effective tool for orthognathic surgery training, despite soft tissue realism limitations. The study anticipates further enhancements in 3D-printing technology to address these aspects and advance future iterations.

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Maxillofacial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Maxillofacial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery DENTISTRY, ORAL SURGERY & MEDICINE-
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