A ridiculously easy and free way to make 3D printable bones from CT scans

[@elopez7581]

DR.Mike great video, one question did you know how to make 3d printable model for arteries from a CT scan ?

[@Lantern_Lore]

I know this video is years old, but there is no image processing tab or private tab anymore. Where would I find the newest tutorial?

[@huyshe123]

This is very good for CT based images - but what if my whole spinal imaging history is MRI - that seems to be an area that is somewhat neglected?

[@jasonmarchione9981]

Dr Mike can you see everything say if you had a chest, abdomen, pelvis ct ? Could you pull out any part ,say soft tissues ,lymphnodes etc

[@user-xt1rf6cs8r]

Dear Dr. Mike, amazing video. May I ask how the Image3d software works? Is it threshold based segmentation or are other methods involved?

[@Embodi3D]

It uses a combination of operations, of which thresholding is a part. Try it out for yourself. It's a great time-saving alternative to manual segmentation. And it's free.

[@a.josephlewis4669]

Hi Mike, Do you know if it's possible to get a CT scan that's already been reformatted into a 3D image by the technician to a printable model? I tried using the "unformatted" scan (the images) into 3D Slicer but it doesn't seem to be working. All of my files on the cd have a suffix of .dll. Not too sure what that the suffixes mean.

[@samirmunirdk]

Dear Dr. Mike, thanks for an amazing video :) I am new in 3D hence my novice question. in the ct viewer at my hospital I can convert the CT to dicom format. when i select this option it begin saving af lot .dcm files on my local drive. every image i approximate 4mb Question: In order to make af 3D STL-file do i then have to dicom format all 3 dimensions (coronal, sagital, axial) in the CT-scan? or is sufficient to import one dimmension of -dcm files into the 3D slicer? regards samir

[@AKitty-rn7nl]

I am having trouble getting the cartilage to print on the ribs. Any tips?

[@nicobarros1363]

This is amazing, thank you!

[@vinodkumar6649]

Dear DR.Mike,amazing video. I am vinod here am dentist by profession.Using my cbct software,i place virtual dental implant in the jaw bone,but these virtual implants are not being imported into image slicer when i am importing the volume. whats the solution.kindly let me know. thanks and regards...

[@Embodi3D]

Hello Vinod. See my response to your question in the forums. www.embodi3d.com/forums/topic/76036-dental-implants/

[@joelsimonoff4593]

Super Cool! Thank You

[@marianopardo]

Hi, I don't understand how to smooth my piece at Meshmixer.... can you explain?

[@Embodi3D]

Hello Mariano, There are several guides showing how to use Meshmixer and other medical 3D printing resources in the embodi3D tutorials section. www.embodi3d.com/tutorials.html/

[@hdelattre]

Will this work with scans of animal skeletons?

[@Embodi3D]

Yes.

[@naterodriguez9829]

Thank You.

[@NicksStuff]

Look at the teeth of your model, could reduce the smoothing to loose less details?

[@lumilikha]

How is this service free? I don't mean to be paranoid, but I am just concerned if Embodi3D will share our customer data to marketers, etc.

[@Embodi3D]

Excellent question. Embodi3D DOES NOT share member data with any outside entities. Your privacy is a top concern for us and you and your data are safe with us. You can read more about our privacy policy here. www.embodi3d.com/privacy-policy/

[@alexandrubogdan2267]

too low quality image to actually be of any medical use

[@a2b3c]

dont waste your time, this isnt working on the website.... thanks for wasting my time!!!