Усовершенствованные методы визуализации предоставляют необходимую анатомическую и пространственную информацию о пациентах со сложными заболеваниями сердца. Двумерное изображение может быть ограничено в полноте отображения истинных трехмерных отношений. Применение технологии 3D-печати расширило возможности создания физических моделей, которые преодолевают ограничения 2D-экрана. Многие исследователи сообщают об использовании 3D-печати с целью предоперационного планирования для пациентов с различными причинами сердечной недостаточности. В этой статье рассматриваются инновационные применения этой технологии для создания персонифицированных моделей с целью повышения качества лечения пациентов.

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