2021
DOI: 10.1002/lary.29874
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Comparison of Slide Tracheoplasty Technique on Postoperative Anatomic Outcomes in Three‐Dimensional Printed Models

Abstract: Objectives/Hypothesis We hypothesized that the use of three‐dimensional (3D) printed tracheal models to reproducibly simulate surgical technique variations in slide tracheoplasty would demonstrate the quantitative impact of surgical variables on postoperative tracheal dimensions. Study Design Prospective analysis of three‐dimensional printed surgical simulation models. Methods Slide tracheoplasty was performed on 3D printed long segment tracheal stenosis models with combinations of tracheal transection incisio… Show more

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“…3 CST, in particular, requires advanced technical skills, and while there are well-established surgical steps, there are still a variety of potential surgical techniques. 8,12 Due to the wide array of anatomic variations and co-morbidities in the CST patient population, it may be required to deviate from standard technique. 6,13 Practicing surgical steps ahead of time on models allows for rehearsal on realistic patient-specific anatomy prior to in vivo surgery, and if necessary, allows for testing of multiple techniques on the same pathology.…”
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“…3 CST, in particular, requires advanced technical skills, and while there are well-established surgical steps, there are still a variety of potential surgical techniques. 8,12 Due to the wide array of anatomic variations and co-morbidities in the CST patient population, it may be required to deviate from standard technique. 6,13 Practicing surgical steps ahead of time on models allows for rehearsal on realistic patient-specific anatomy prior to in vivo surgery, and if necessary, allows for testing of multiple techniques on the same pathology.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Surgical planning is a well‐documented use of 3D models for airway surgery, and has been used to refine operative techniques in a variety of pathologies 3 . CST, in particular, requires advanced technical skills, and while there are well‐established surgical steps, there are still a variety of potential surgical techniques 8,12 . Due to the wide array of anatomic variations and co‐morbidities in the CST patient population, it may be required to deviate from standard technique 6,13 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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