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Una revisión de dispositivos médicos impresos en 3D para la radioterapia del cáncer.

PMID: 41596046 · 2026-01-19

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RevistaBioengineering (Basel, Switzerland)

Año2026-01-19

PMID41596046

Resumen

This review explores the transformative role of three-dimensional (3D) printing in radiation therapy for cancer treatment, emphasizing its potential to deliver patient-specific, cost-effective, and sustainable medical devices. The integration of 3D printing enables rapid fabrication of customized boluses, compensators, immobilization devices, and GRID collimators tailored to individual anatomical and clinical requirements. Comparative analysis reveals that additive manufacturing surpasses conven

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