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Clinical situations for which 3D printing is considered an appropriate representation or extension of data contained in a medical imaging examination: pediatric congenital heart disease conditions

  • Justin R. Ryan
  • , Reena Ghosh
  • , Greg Sturgeon
  • , Arafat Ali
  • , Elsa Arribas
  • , Eric Braden
  • , Seetharam Chadalavada
  • , Leonid Chepelev
  • , Summer Decker
  • , Yu Hui Huang
  • , Ciprian Ionita
  • , Joonhyuk Lee
  • , Peter Liacouras
  • , Jayanthi Parthasarathy
  • , Prashanth Ravi
  • , Michael Sandelier
  • , Kelsey Sommer
  • , Nicole Wake
  • , Frank Rybicki
  • , David Ballard

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