Human Pelvis - 1:1 Scale (Anatomical Model from CT Scan)
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A high-fidelity, life-size (1:1) 3D model of a human pelvis, reconstructed from a real anonymous patient's CT scan. Idea
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- Other 3D Objects for Learning
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Description
This 3D model provides an accurate representation of the human pelvic structure, including the ilium, ischium, pubis, and sacrum.
Scale & Customization: While the model is provided at a 1:1 life-size scale for maximum anatomical accuracy, it can be easily scaled up or down in your slicer to fit your specific needs or printer volume.
Key Features:
Source: Real anatomical data derived from a clinical CT scan.
Scale: 1:1 (Life-size).
Anonymized: All patient identifiers have been removed; this is for educational/research purposes only.
Detail: Preserves the natural textures and bony landmarks essential for anatomical study.
Recommended Use:
This model is perfect for students, healthcare professionals, or educators who need a physical reference for pelvic anatomy without the cost of high-end synthetic skeletons.
Print Settings
Material: PLA or PETG (White or Bone color recommended).
Supports: Yes (Organic/Tree supports are highly recommended for the acetabulum and pubic arch).
Infill: 10-15% (Grid or Gyroid).
Layer Height: 0.16mm or 0.2mm for a good balance between detail and print time.
Supports (Critical): Yes, supports are required. Due to the complex geometry of the pelvic bone, I highly recommend using Organic or Tree supports. These are easier to remove from the internal cavities (like the obturator foramen) and leave fewer marks on the anatomical surface.