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3D Printed Model Demonstration (metal 3D printed fluoroscopic phantom)

Dr. Ciprian Ionita, Research Assistant Professor, University at Buffalo You see in there, that is no anatomical noise in there. It was just a heart. And what we can do, we go and we take a X-ray image, as specific energy. We make a map of that, and we create a map equivalent in aluminum. And Stratasys has printed this for us, in aluminum, so if you put it just under the X-rays in here, there is actually like a head phantom. And, for example, if you want now to have this head phantom with a model that you want to do a procedure where you want to see-- can I see those markers on the stand? Or can I do all this stuff? So this is not the best one but I can-- actually if I have a phantom of the vascular in the brain, you can go in there and now you can't see your model any longer. You see what you see under the X-rays in the clinic simulated in reality. So that is the anatomical noise that you can get in a way.