Some of the models were subjected to additional QA testing to help set standards for verifying such models. The models were created at the University of Washington School of Medicine to evaluate the usefulness of cardiac models in pre-surgery planning.
The authors also state that there can be challenges in verification, to include difficulty in measurements and obtaining the desired dimensions. In verifying quality assurance, models can be tested for accuracy in demonstrating patient-specific health conditions, along with ensuring they will serve their intended purpose for the patient. The authors research different methods for examining quality of medical models through: In their recently published paper, ‘ Methods for verification of 3D printed anatomic model accuracy using cardiac models as an example,’ authors Mohammad Odeh, Dmitry Levin, Jim Inziello, Fluvio Lobo Fenoglietto, Moses Mathur, Joshua Hermsen, Jack Stubbs, and Beth Ripley appreciate the usefulness of 3D printed medical models, but they also realize a growing need for quality assurance in such products-and especially as popularity for their use continues. Researchers from around the US have convened to analyze the uses of 3D printed medical models further.
Infographic overview of 3D printed model / part verification
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