On the Use of Modeling 3D Reconstruction and 3D Printing Methods to Improve Simulation-Based Training in Cardiology
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Zineb Farahat, Laura Lalondre, Nabila Zrira, Kamal Marzouki, Azar Abdeljelil, Mohamed Hannat, Ikhlass Serraji, Wassim Joualla, Imane Hilal, Ibtissam Benmiloud, Nabil Ngote, Kawtar MegdicheAuthors Info & Claims
Zineb Farahat, Laura Lalondre, Nabila Zrira, Kamal Marzouki, Azar Abdeljelil, Mohamed Hannat, Ikhlass Serraji, Wassim Joualla, Imane Hilal, Ibtissam Benmiloud, Nabil Ngote, Kawtar MegdicheAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 543 - 550
Abstract
Simulation in healthcare originates from risky intervention. This training method is nowadays essential and aims to help medical students master medical and surgical gestures. Also, it reduces and limits medical error frequency. Cardiac catheterization allows doctors to place a stent inside a blocked artery in order to hold it open and prevent it from blocking again. This technique remains both frequent and delicate. Therefore, the use of a simulator before practicing it on real patients will allow doctors to acquire good gestural techniques. From this perspective, this paper deals with the creation of a stenting simulator called "Sim-Heart Abulcasis". Therefore, it is a two-part project, the first one consists of reconstructing a heart volume based on CT scans and then printing it in PLA material. The second is modeling a stent using SolidWorks software and then printing it in resin material. Finally, both printed pieces were fused to create a simulator prototype.
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