Print, Plan, Perform: Evaluating the Clinical Impact of Anatomical Modelling in the Surgical Treatment of Pediatric Thoracic and Abdominal Tumours

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Pediatric thoracic and abdominal tumours present unique challenges due to complex anatomic relationships. Patient-specific anatomical models can enhance surgical planning and conduct. Our objective was to evaluate the clinical impact of these models in the perioperative management of patients with thoracic and abdominal tumours.

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Article · Jan 2026 · 1 min read

In brief

This study examines how patient-specific 3D anatomical models improve surgical planning and execution for children with complex thoracic and abdominal tumors. The research evaluates the perioperative clinical impact of using these models to navigate challenging anatomic relationships in pediatric oncologic surgery.

Patient-specific 3D anatomical models improve surgical planning for complex pediatric thoracic and abdominal tumours.
Anatomical modeling helps surgeons visualize tumor-organ relationships before operating on pediatric patients.
Preoperative 3D models may reduce operative complexity and improve perioperative outcomes in pediatric oncology cases.
Personalized anatomical models serve as a surgical rehearsal tool for challenging pediatric tumor resections.

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