Published in Journal of the Korean Physical Society
We present a novel stereolithographic three-dimensional (3D) printing process that uses Lissajous trajectories. By using Lissajous trajectories, this 3D printing process allows two laser-scanning mirrors to operate at similar high-speed frequencies simultaneously, and the printing speed can be faster than that of raster scanning used in conventiona...
Les phosphates de calcium tels que le β-TCP sont utilisés depuis des décennies comme substitut osseux synthétique. Leurs bonnes propriétés chimiques et leur comportement analogue au tissu osseux in vivo et in vitro peuvent être améliorés par la technique de mise en forme employée. Il est aujourd'hui largement admis qu'une architecture poreuse optim...
Published in Child's Nervous System
IntroductionSagittal synostosis affects 1 in 1000 live births and may result in increased intracranial pressure, hindrance of normal neural development, and cosmetic deformity due to scaphocephaly. Historically, several approaches have been utilized for surgical correction and recently, computed tomography (CT)-guided reconstruction procedures are ...
Published in The Veterinary clinics of North America. Small animal practice
Three-dimensional printing has evolved dramatically in recent years and is now available for clinical use. Technical operations of 2 of the most common rapid prototyping processes (stereolithography and fused deposition modeling) and the steps involved in the creation of a prototype are discussed. Current applications in human neurosurgery includin...
Additive manufacturing (AM) is a suitable technique for the production of components with different geometries and complexity that cannot be easily fabricated with traditional manufacturing techniques. However, considering the manufacturing restrictions can clarify the feasibility of the designs to be produced by AM. In this context, this study inv...
Additive manufacturing (AM) is a suitable technique for the production of components with different geometries and complexity that cannot be easily fabricated with traditional manufacturing techniques. However, considering the manufacturing restrictions can clarify the feasibility of the designs to be produced by AM. In this context, this study inv...
Additive manufacturing (AM) is a suitable technique for the production of components with different geometries and complexity that cannot be easily fabricated with traditional manufacturing techniques. However, considering the manufacturing restrictions can clarify the feasibility of the designs to be produced by AM. In this context, this study inv...
Additive manufacturing (AM) is a suitable technique for the production of components with different geometries and complexity that cannot be easily fabricated with traditional manufacturing techniques. However, considering the manufacturing restrictions can clarify the feasibility of the designs to be produced by AM. In this context, this study inv...
Additive manufacturing (AM) is a suitable technique for the production of components with different geometries and complexity that cannot be easily fabricated with traditional manufacturing techniques. However, considering the manufacturing restrictions can clarify the feasibility of the designs to be produced by AM. In this context, this study inv...
Additive manufacturing (AM) is a suitable technique for the production of components with different geometries and complexity that cannot be easily fabricated with traditional manufacturing techniques. However, considering the manufacturing restrictions can clarify the feasibility of the designs to be produced by AM. In this context, this study inv...
