Left): Porcine ventricle sample, epicardium side up, mounted to

Left): Porcine ventricle sample, epicardium side up, mounted to

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Download scientific diagram | (Left): Porcine ventricle sample, epicardium side up, mounted to the silicone lined fixture with Tpins. (Right): Porcine aorta sample, intima side up, mounted to the silicone lined fixture with T-pins. (Both): 0.25 in diameter steel ball upper member as test probe. from publication: PolyJet 3D Printing of Tissue Mimicking Materials: An Investigation of Characteristic Properties of 3D Printed Synthetic Tissue | Current anatomical 3D printing has been primarily used for education, training, and surgical planning purposes. This is largely due to the models being printed in materials which excel at replicating macro-level organic geometries; however, these materials have the drawback | 3D Printing, Tissue and Subcutaneous Tissue | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.

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