Simulation with Three Dimensional Modeling Before Spinal Surgery and its Effects on the Surgery

Abstract

Three dimensional printers which are among the popular innovations of today are used increasingly more in medical field as in every field of life and they make the surgical operation easier. When customizable materials are combined with technology, we have successful results and fewer complications. The objective of our study was to demonstrate the advantages provided by three dimensional modeling methods in neurosurgery practice for both the surgeon and the patient. We reached the conclusion that 3D printing techniques were the practically and anatomically correct methods for the production of patient-specific models for surgical planning, simulation and training, tissue engineering implants and the secondary devices. Thus, the progress of this technology may contribute to the progress of neurosurgery field in several aspects.

Keywords

• Neurosurgery,spinal surgery

Spinal Cerrahi Öncesi Üç Boyutlu Modelleme ile Simülasyon ve Cerrahiye Etkileri

Abstract

Günümüzün popüler yenilikleri arasında yer alan üç boyutlu yazıcılar, yaşamın her alanında olduğu gibi tıp alanında da giderek daha fazla kullanılıyor ve cerrahi operasyonları kolaylaştırıyor. Özelleştirilebilir malzemeler teknolojiyle birleştirildiğinde başarılı sonuçlar ve azalmış komplikasyon oranları ortaya çıkarıyor. Çalışmamızın amacı, hem cerrahi hem de hasta için beyin cerrahisi uygulamalarında üç boyutlu modelleme yöntemlerinin sağladığı avantajları göstermekti. 3D baskı tekniklerinin; cerrahi planlama, simülasyon ve eğitim, doku mühendisliği implantları ve sekonder aletler için hastaya özel modellerin üretimi için pratik ve anatomik olarak doğru yöntemler olduğu sonucuna ulaştık. Bu nedenle, bu teknolojinin gelişimi nöroşirürji alanının ilerleyişine farklı açılardan katkıda bulunabilir.

Keywords

• Beyin cerrahisi,spinal cerrahi

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