Abdominal aortic aneurysm and stent graft phantom manufactured by medical rapid prototyping

RJ Winder; Z Sun; B Kelly; PK Ellis; D Hirst

doi:10.1080/03091900210124404

Abdominal aortic aneurysm and stent graft phantom manufactured by medical rapid prototyping

RJ Winder, Z Sun, B Kelly, PK Ellis, D Hirst

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A novel human aorta phantom built by medical rapid prototyping for use in computed tomography (CT) scanning is described. The phantom contained a stent graft that was deployed internally to mimic a repaired aortic aneurysm. The phantom was produced to allow assessment of the CT appearance of a stent graft inside an aorta using the new virtual intravascular endoscopy image presentation technique. The stent graft utilized contained suprarenal components (metal fixation struts), and these were placed with these struts covering the renal artery ostia. The phantom was filled with iodinated contrast medium at a concentration that produced a density similar to that found in normal CT angiographic scanning. The model was scanned at a variety of slice thicknesses, pitch and image reconstruction intervals. Visualization of the stent suprarenal components in relation to the renal artery ostia is shown and the overestimation of stent wire strut diameter demonstrated.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	75-78
Journal	Journal of Medical Engineering and Technology
Volume	26
Issue number	2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1080/03091900210124404
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 2002

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Reference text: WINDER, J., COOKE, R. S., GRAY, J., FANNIN, T., and FEGAN, T.,
1999, Medical rapid prototyping and 3D CT in the
manufacture of custom made cranial titanium plates. Journal
of Medical Engineering and Technology, 23, 26 – 28.
2. BERRY, E., BROWN, J. M., CONNELL, M., CRAVEN, C. M., EFFORD,
N. D., RADJENOVIC, A., and SMITH, M. A., 1997, Preliminary
experience with medical applications of rapid prototyping
by selective laser sintering. Medical Engineering and Physics,
19, 90 – 96.
3. RECHEIS, W., WEBER, G. W., SCHAFER, K., KNAPP, R., SEIDLER,
H., and ZUR NEDDEN, D., 1999, Virtual reality and anthropology.
European Journal of Radiology, 31, 88 – 96.
4. KARRON, D., 1992, The spiderweb algorithm for surface
reconstruction in noisy volume data. Visualisation in Biomedical
Computing SPIE, 1808, 462 – 476.

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