Will My Model Be Clinically Accurate?

“Can you make my model clinically accurate?” It’s the one question that we hear more than any other. As simple as the question seems, the answer is the same annoying answer as many others you find in science and medicine: it depends. Getting the story straight The reason the answer is not as straightforward as […]

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What is Our Most Interesting Story?

What is the most interesting story you’ve helped your clients tell through a custom model?   If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a customized model is worth a million. If all that was necessary to tell the story of your medical device was a general replica of what human anatomy looks like, […]

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Top 7 Factors That Determine Custom Anatomical Model Pricing

As with any industry that delivers a customized product to a consumer, several of the most commonly asked questions for developing anatomical models involve pricing.    How much will my model cost? What determines the price of my model? Are there ways I can save money on my model while still meeting my specific requirements? […]

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Can We Replicate Human Tissue?

Humans are incredibly intricate and complex organisms. As you zoom into the individual components that make us human, things seem to get even more complex.  Human tissue is quite literally what holds us together. It is the substance that makes up every component of our bodies. It is what gives us shape and structure internally […]

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When Models Marry Cadavers

How Hands-On Models and Cadaver Labs Create the Best Experience for Training Medical Professionals Cadavers have been used for medical training and research since the 13th century. Over the past several hundred years, cadavers have undoubtedly enhanced the medical profession and allowed a mode of training that garnered a realistic and generally reproducible training experience. […]

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Should I Use 3D Printing For My Anatomy Models?

Should I Use 3D Printing For My Anatomy Demonstration and Training Models? Although 3D printing originated in 1984, the technology has caught fire in the past 15 years or so. It’s become a buzzword in many industries involved in engineering and design (and, more recently, medicine). With all of the publicity surrounding it, it’s reasonable […]

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