Metodología para la manufactura de implantes craneales a partir de imágenes DICOM y tecnologías CAD/CAM/CNC

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Carlos Rodríguez López
Universidad EAFIT

Iván López
Universidad EAFIT

Alejandro Sierra
Representaciones C.G.S.A.

Jairo Maya
Universidad EAFIT

Keywords

medical cranial implants, CAD/CAM/CNC systems, DICOM.

Abstract

It’s proposed a methodology in order to design and manufacture cranial implants using DICOM and CAD/CAM/CNC technologies. This methodology begins when the designer makes a three-dimensional cranial reconstruction using the Axial Computer Tomographies (ACT) of the patient’s cranium. Next, using a CAD system, the designer rebuilds the implant varying the used technique depending on the affected region. Finally, the designer builds the assembling and manufactures the implant.

MSC: 68Nxx, 68U07

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Rodríguez López, C., López, I., Sierra, A., & Maya, J. (2005). Metodología para la manufactura de implantes craneales a partir de imágenes DICOM y tecnologías CAD/CAM/CNC. Ingeniería Y Ciencia, 1(2), 53–66. Retrieved from https://publicaciones.eafit.edu.co/index.php/ingciencia/article/view/495
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Vol. 1 No. 2 (2005)
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Carlos Rodríguez López, Universidad EAFIT

Especialista en Procesos de Transformación del Plástico y del Caucho

Iván López, Universidad EAFIT

Ingeniero de Producción

Alejandro Sierra, Representaciones C.G.S.A.

Ingeniero de Producción

Jairo Maya, Universidad EAFIT

Magister, , profesor investigador,

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