顔の形状に変化がある患者のための顔義肢のための整形外科-口腔顔義肢の協力:臨床報告

Shigeto Koyama1, Takayuki Harata2, Naoko Sato3

  • 1Associate Professor, Tohoku University Hospital, Maxillofacial Prosthetics Clinic, Sendai, Japan.

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まとめ

この研究は3Dデジタル技術で 患者の変化に合わせて 顔の義肢を 作り出す方法を示しています マキシロファシアル義歯の技術と チームワークの重要性を強調しています

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