Three-dimensional (3D) printing and its applications for aortic diseases.

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Avery A Witting

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Hassan Albadawi

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Patrick Hangge

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Rahmi Oklu

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Yash Pershad

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Using 3D printed models for planning and guidance during endovascular intervention: a technical advance.

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10.21037/CDT.2017.10.02

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3D printing

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