3D Printed Anatomical Models
Preoperative Insight Based on True Anatomy
Patient specific 3D printed anatomical models provide a direct, physical representation of joint anatomy derived from imaging data. For joint replacement surgery, these models support preoperative assessment by allowing surgeons to evaluate anatomy, pathology, and spatial relationships outside the operating room.
Practical Insight Before the Procedure
By enabling direct interaction with patient anatomy, 3D printed models provide an additional layer of preoperative insight—particularly useful in complex or non‑standard joint replacement cases.
These models are routinely used in the planning of:
- Primary total knee and hip arthroplasty
- Shoulder replacement procedures
- Revision joint surgery
- Cases involving deformity, malalignment, or bone loss
Each model reflects patient‑specific anatomy rather than averaged or idealised geometry.
