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3d printed CT models may be needed to address trauma care requirements resulting from the recent train disaster. Please post a response if your printer can be scheduled for a 24-48 hour period within the next few days. We’re part of a group examining applications for emergency Medical response using crowdsourced and professional additive ccapacitie. Thanks.

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Please feel free to contact me through my profile if I can be of help.

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I have capacity available.

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I’m in

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My printer is availbe.

Ralph

610-952-8391

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I’m Near the hospital I can pick up and drop off.

610-952-8391

Ralph

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Sure. We are around, best quality for the buck.

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I’m up for helping if I can. My hub is inactive because I’m busy with other parts of my business, but DM me if you need help. I’m in Newark,DE.

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We are outside of Philadelphia by 1 hour roughly. We are available to lend a hand with any models you may need printed. Send us a DM if you need our help in anyway

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Hey, I have the ability to convert and segment out STL’s from MRI and CT-Scans. Can also render and animate them as well. I will help anyone, for free! - Reach out on my website, www.drewpalumbo.com/contact.html

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Im available will be happy to help, let me know, e-mail me at anatoliy.kholad@gmail.com

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Hey @Fred_7 @noel_motherway @AllProfessional @Roel @ @wardag @Tim_19 @JK @michiel_meinema @evamaria_aicher this is awesome! Please let me know how we can help mobilization and offer support!

I’m on nikki@3dhubs.com and I think many of you have my number so feel free to call.

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Thanks for responding everyone. I’ve emailed the director of the hospital where the majority of trauma patients are being treated. I’ve also emailed the intensive care specialist I’m working with on a similar study. Hopefully they will contact one another and notify us should they need our assistance. If you’d like to read about the surgical procedure that uses this 3d printing application, please click on the following link: http://sjs.sagepub.com/content/early/2014/04/28/1457496914531928.full

The CT derived printed model was used to help asses which ribs might be repaired and to pre-bend rib fixation plates used in surgery. It is anticipated that this method will reduce surgery times and potential complications as a result of efficiency increases in preoperative planning.

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