Computer-Aided Design and 3D Printing to Produce a Costal Cartilage Model for Simulation of Auricular Reconstruction

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3-dimensional printing 3D printing CAD/CAM auricular reconstruction computer-aided design computer-aided manufacturing craniofacial reconstruction microtia surgical simulation surgical education

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