We worked with the Queen Elizabeth Hospital NHS Trust in Birmingham to provide Artec 3D Scanners in their Maxillofacial department. ?? The department faced the challenge of providing detailed scans to aid in treatment and surgical planning. Traditional methods of scanning, such as manual measurements and two-dimensional imaging, were not sufficient for the hospital’s needs. We provided the Artec Micro and Artec Eva scanners, along with the Artec Studio software, this is what we were able to achieve: ?? By scanning the patient’s non-defect side, such as the ear, the hospital can 3D print a mirrored version of the model for the prosthetist to use as a reference. ?? For orthognathic surgery, the hospital imports STLs of the dental casts into the 3D planning software, which is created by scanning the dental cast using the Artec Micro. ?? The Artec Eva scanner was used to take patients’ facial profiles, which were then converted into STL files and edited using in-house software. To read more about this collaboration: https://bit.ly/4jO1kTV To learn about Artec 3D Scanners: https://bit.ly/4jJYW07
