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Bioprinting, 2021
Abstract Objective The advancements in technology have made the use of three-dimensional printed ... more Abstract Objective The advancements in technology have made the use of three-dimensional printed model reconstruction in neurosurgery receive special attention due to its role in the process of decision-making and pre-operative planning. Penetrating brain injuries (PBI) have a high risk of damage to the complex intracranial neurovascular structures. Due to its difficulty, 3D-printed model reconstruction could help neurosurgeons in the decision making of PBI surgery strategy. Methods The authors reported of an 18-year-old male carpenter who was referred to the hospital due to a wooden PBI. We performed computed tomography (CT) scan, CT angiography (CTA), magnetic resonance venography (MRV) and magnetic resonance angiography (MRA). We then performed segmentations and integrations of the digital imaging and communications in medicine (DICOM) data. The digital reconstruction was then used for 3D printing, and the printed model was used for the foreign object extraction simulation for pre-operative planning. Results There were no intra- and post-operative neurovascular complication after the craniotomy and wooden foreign body extraction procedure. Conclusion This method was beneficial since it enhances the anatomical visualization of the location and trajectory of the foreign body. Moreover, the printed model allows for a more direct and realistic simulation for the foreign body extraction procedure.
Jurnal Ilmiah Kedokteran Wijaya Kusuma
Laparoscopy is one way to perform various simple procedures or surgeries in the abdominal cavity.... more Laparoscopy is one way to perform various simple procedures or surgeries in the abdominal cavity. Laparoscopy can be useful in the management of ventriculo-peritoneal shunt (VP Shunt) fractures. The peritoneal component of the shunt remaining in the abdominal cavity can be removed using laparoscopy. A pediatric patient with hydrocephalus with a history of VP Shunt insertion 5 years ago, came with complaints of weakness, vomiting and difficulty eating. Physical examination revealed the presence of edema in the chamber area. A CT scan of the head and plain abdominal radiographs were performed. The diagnosis was made as a shunt fracture, with the peritoneal component of the shunt remaining in the abdominal cavity. The patient received treatment in the form of a revised VP shunt and peritoneal shunt extraction using standard laparoscopy which is commonly used for adult patients. The patient's condition improved after the procedure. Peritoneal shunt extraction in cases of VP shunt fr...
Bioprinting, 2021
Objective: The advancements in technology have made the use of three-dimensional printed model re... more Objective: The advancements in technology have made the use of three-dimensional printed model reconstruction in neurosurgery receive special attention due to its role in the process of decision-making and pre-operative planning. Penetrating brain injuries (PBI) have a high risk of damage to the complex intracranial neuro-vascular structures. Due to its difficulty, 3D-printed model reconstruction could help neurosurgeons in the decision-making of PBI surgery strategy. Methods: The authors reported an 18-year-old male carpenter who was referred to the hospital due to a wooden PBI. We performed computed tomography (CT) scan, CT angiography (CTA), magnetic resonance venography (MRV), and magnetic resonance angiography (MRA). We then performed segmentations and integrations of the digital imaging and communications in medicine (DICOM) data. The digital reconstruction was then used for 3D printing, and the printed model was used for the foreign object extraction simulation for pre-operative planning. Results: There were no intra- and post-operative neurovascular complications after the craniotomy and wooden foreign body extraction procedure. Conclusion: This method was beneficial since it enhances the anatomical visualization of the location and trajectory of the foreign body. Moreover, the printed model allows for a more direct and realistic simulation for the foreign body extraction procedure.
Bioprinting, 2021
Abstract Objective The advancements in technology have made the use of three-dimensional printed ... more Abstract Objective The advancements in technology have made the use of three-dimensional printed model reconstruction in neurosurgery receive special attention due to its role in the process of decision-making and pre-operative planning. Penetrating brain injuries (PBI) have a high risk of damage to the complex intracranial neurovascular structures. Due to its difficulty, 3D-printed model reconstruction could help neurosurgeons in the decision making of PBI surgery strategy. Methods The authors reported of an 18-year-old male carpenter who was referred to the hospital due to a wooden PBI. We performed computed tomography (CT) scan, CT angiography (CTA), magnetic resonance venography (MRV) and magnetic resonance angiography (MRA). We then performed segmentations and integrations of the digital imaging and communications in medicine (DICOM) data. The digital reconstruction was then used for 3D printing, and the printed model was used for the foreign object extraction simulation for pre-operative planning. Results There were no intra- and post-operative neurovascular complication after the craniotomy and wooden foreign body extraction procedure. Conclusion This method was beneficial since it enhances the anatomical visualization of the location and trajectory of the foreign body. Moreover, the printed model allows for a more direct and realistic simulation for the foreign body extraction procedure.
Jurnal Ilmiah Kedokteran Wijaya Kusuma
Laparoscopy is one way to perform various simple procedures or surgeries in the abdominal cavity.... more Laparoscopy is one way to perform various simple procedures or surgeries in the abdominal cavity. Laparoscopy can be useful in the management of ventriculo-peritoneal shunt (VP Shunt) fractures. The peritoneal component of the shunt remaining in the abdominal cavity can be removed using laparoscopy. A pediatric patient with hydrocephalus with a history of VP Shunt insertion 5 years ago, came with complaints of weakness, vomiting and difficulty eating. Physical examination revealed the presence of edema in the chamber area. A CT scan of the head and plain abdominal radiographs were performed. The diagnosis was made as a shunt fracture, with the peritoneal component of the shunt remaining in the abdominal cavity. The patient received treatment in the form of a revised VP shunt and peritoneal shunt extraction using standard laparoscopy which is commonly used for adult patients. The patient's condition improved after the procedure. Peritoneal shunt extraction in cases of VP shunt fr...
Bioprinting, 2021
Objective: The advancements in technology have made the use of three-dimensional printed model re... more Objective: The advancements in technology have made the use of three-dimensional printed model reconstruction in neurosurgery receive special attention due to its role in the process of decision-making and pre-operative planning. Penetrating brain injuries (PBI) have a high risk of damage to the complex intracranial neuro-vascular structures. Due to its difficulty, 3D-printed model reconstruction could help neurosurgeons in the decision-making of PBI surgery strategy. Methods: The authors reported an 18-year-old male carpenter who was referred to the hospital due to a wooden PBI. We performed computed tomography (CT) scan, CT angiography (CTA), magnetic resonance venography (MRV), and magnetic resonance angiography (MRA). We then performed segmentations and integrations of the digital imaging and communications in medicine (DICOM) data. The digital reconstruction was then used for 3D printing, and the printed model was used for the foreign object extraction simulation for pre-operative planning. Results: There were no intra- and post-operative neurovascular complications after the craniotomy and wooden foreign body extraction procedure. Conclusion: This method was beneficial since it enhances the anatomical visualization of the location and trajectory of the foreign body. Moreover, the printed model allows for a more direct and realistic simulation for the foreign body extraction procedure.