Franken-Spine  - Articulated Snap-Flex Fidget (Loose Joints)

FrankenSpine_Loose_WithBody.stl

Franken-Spine  - Articulated Snap-Flex Fidget (Medium Tightness Joints)

FrankenSpine_MediumTightness_WithBody.stl

Franken-Spine  - Articulated Snap-Flex Fidget (Tight Joints)

FrankenSpine_Tight_WithBody.stl

Headless Horseman  - Articulated Snap-Flex Fidget (Loose Joints)

PumpkinSpine_Loose.stl

Voronoi Vertebrae (lumbar)

L5.stl

Voronoi Vertebrae (thoracic)

T12.stl

Voronoi Vertebrae (cervical)

C7.stl

Spondy grade 2 listhesis  bennett model.stl

This is a spine pathology model for use in orthopaedic or neurosurgery clinic CAD designed by David Bennett for teaching. Use cases suggested:  implant design, testing, resident or medical student teaching, biomech testing, digital surgery simulators, AR and VR enviornments, pathology and anatomy labs, radiology courses, training, CME, MOC, practical exams, biology class, and innovation. 

Key words

Spine, anatomy, scoliosis, spondy, spondylolysis, spondylolisthesis, anatomy, pathology, orthopedics, surgery, David Bennett, medical, orthopaedics, deformity, implants, osteology, radiology, CT scan, resident, radiologist, 

Pars Fracture Spondylolysis

🔎🦴 Let's talk about a common spinal condition you might not have heard of - Pars Defect. This condition is also known as spondylolysis, and it can be the culprit behind your persistent back pain.

A Pars Defect refers to a stress fracture in the pars interarticularis, a small segment of bone connecting the vertebrae in your spine. This can occur at any age, often due to repetitive stress or trauma. However, it's particularly common in athletes and people who perform repetitive bending or twisting.

🏋️‍♀️🤸‍♂️ Are you an athlete or a fitness enthusiast who's experiencing persistent back pain? Don't ignore it! It's crucial to get a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

👩‍⚕️💊 Treatment options range from conservative approaches like rest, physical therapy, and pain management, to surgical interventions in severe cases.

💡 Remember, early diagnosis can make a big difference in your recovery journey. If you or someone you know might be experiencing symptoms related to a Pars Defect, reach out to a healthcare professional today.

#ParsDefect #Spondylolysis #BackPain #SpineHealth #Athletes #Fitness #Healthcare #PainManagement #PhysicalTherapy #EarlyDiagnosis #Recovery #HealthTip

Big Bowl O’ Back Bones (Numbered)

Back Bones Display Only Do Not Print.stl

Vertebral Stacking Blocks

Stacking Vertebrae Display only do not print.stl

Skull Windchime

Skull Windchime Display only.stl

Architected Skull (FCC)

This skull is part of a series that demonstrates three of the architecting features in nTopology software.

See here for video: https://youtu.be/ZX4rk4VM46U 

In this series, the Gyroid Triply Periodic Minimal Surface, Face Centered Cubic Lattice and Hexagonal Honeycomb unit cells have been applied to a conformal cell map derived from the outer surface of the skull. Using this technique allows the structures to follow the bone contours and converge on the front and back of the skull.

See here for other models in the series:
Gyroid
FCC:
Hex Honeycomb:


Vertebrae with Secret Compartments

Vertebrae with Compartments Display Only Do Not Print.stl

6-Piece Magnetic Female Pelvis Model

Do Not Print.stl

16-Piece Full Size Brachial Plexus Model

Full Model - Display Only.stl

Custom Embossed Spine

THANGS3D.stl

Wearable Spine

Full spine for visualization only. Do not print this file!

Full Spine for Demo.stl

Happy Halloween Articulating Spine

This print-in-place “Happy Halloween” spine is fun to print and feels really weird to hold and move. 
See here for video: https://youtu.be/1uJ-5xu7dJw 
The spine must be printed as oriented, with the spinous processes point up. Changing the orientation of the file will result in improper printing of the inner ball joint between adjacent vertebrae.
The transverse processes that stick out sideways do not need support. Therefore, you only need to support the base of the vertebral bodies and the top loop. 
You’ll have to plan your support well in order to adequately support the curved bottom surface of the vertebral body. A suggested technique using Cura is to raise the object of the build plate by 3mm, and then add tree supports underneath. Switch “Support distance priority” to “xy overrides z” and tighten up the “xy support distance” to 0.1mm. 
After printing there will be some small adhesions on the inside ball joint and in the facet joints. Just do some gentle spinal mobilization and they will release and move freely. Be sure to let your print fully cool first! If the plastic is still soft, the connector may break when you try to move it.


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Franken-Spine - Articulated Snap-Flex Fidget (Loose Joints)

Franken-Spine - Articulated Snap-Flex Fidget (Medium Tightness Joints)

Franken-Spine - Articulated Snap-Flex Fidget (Tight Joints)

Headless Horseman - Articulated Snap-Flex Fidget (Loose Joints)

Voronoi Vertebrae (lumbar)

Voronoi Vertebrae (thoracic)

Voronoi Vertebrae (cervical)

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Skull Windchime

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16-Piece Full Size Brachial Plexus Model

Custom Embossed Spine

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