Brainstem with : Amygdala, Colliculi, Medulla oblongata, Pons, Putamen, and nerves

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HPDLibrary

Mon, 2016-10-17 12:53

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General Information

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Model ID

3DPX-003892

Category

Medical/Anatomical

Keyword(s)

Brainstem, neuroanatomy, Amygdala, Colliculi, Medulla oblongata, pons, Putamen

Brainstem printable in two parts, created from MRI images from BodyParts3D/Anatomography from the Database Center for Life Science at the University of Tokyo . Anatomical parts include Amygdala, left & right; Brachium of left & right inferior colliculus; Brachium of left & right superior colliculus; Caudate nucleus, left & right; Cerebral aqueduct; Cerebral crus, left & right; Facial nerve, left & right trunk; Globus pallidus, left & right; Hypoglossal nerve, left & right trunk; Inferior colliculus, left & right; Internal capsule, left & right; Medulla oblongata; Oculomotor nerve, left & right trunk; Pons; Putamen, left & right; Red nucleus, left & right; Substantia nigra, left & right; Superior colliculus, left & right; Trigeminal nerve, left & right trunk; Vagus nerve, left & right trunk. The nerves were thickened for durability.

Model Origin

Medical Imaging

Imaging Modality

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

External Derivative Source

BodyParts3D/Anatomography

Model Details

Hospital or Insitutional Affiliation

Nova Southeastern University Health Professions Division Library

How to Make

Recommended 3D Printer(s)

Thermoplastic extrusion, single extruder

Recommended Printing Material

ABS or similar

Pre- and Postprocessing Instructions

Print in two halves with minimal supports. Holes in each half allow a piece of 2.85mm filament to be inserted to line up each half to glue the halves together. ABS can be firmly glued together with acetone or a mixture of ABS disolved in acetone. It should work in PLA or other materials. The nerves may be too fragile in PLA

Attribution

Attribution Instructions

John Reynolds, jreynolds@nova.edu

Nova Southeastern University Health Professions Division Library, hpdref@nova.edu

http://nova.campusguides.com/3dprinting