A printed model of the mid-sagittal section of the skull, accurately replicating its internal and external anatomical features using high-precision digital human data, serves as a realistic substitute for studying skull anatomy.
Data Source: Digital Human Model
The mid-sagittal section of the skull is a printed model of the mid-sagittal section of the skull, showing the internal and external views of the skull. This model has the same visual perception and touch as the real mid-sagittal section of the skull. It can truly display the internal and external anatomical features of the skull, such as the bony protrusions on the outer wall of the bony nasal cavity, the opening of the sinuses and other complex anatomy The structure can be used as a substitute for the sagittal section of the skull.
Data Resources
Data Source: select data from the high-precision digital human data set, including original sectional data, refined segmentation data, and three-dimensional geometric model of organ structure, including anatomical structures such as bone, muscle, blood vessel, nerve, and ligament. The voxel size of this data set is 0.0384mm * 0.0384mm * 0.1mm. At the same time, the cadaveric specimens fixed with formalin are selected as the reference and comparison basis of the 3D printing model.
Model Making: the voxels in the volume data on the surface of each anatomical structure are extracted from the original section data set, and the texture map of the geometric model is generated to ensure that the appearance of the geometric model of each anatomical structure has a visual perception consistent with the real anatomical specimen.