Publications by authors named "Marco Tonding"

Objective: To describe the use of three-dimensional prototyping or rapid prototyping in acrylic resin to create synthetic three-dimensional models in order to promote the understanding of bone deformities of the shoulder.

Methods: Five patients were analyzed between ages of 11 and 73 years old, treated between 2008 and 2013 with glenohumeral deformities that required a more thorough review of the anatomical alterations, for whom three-dimensional prototyping was performed.

Results: Patient 1 was treated conservatively and is awaiting humeral head arthroplasty if symptoms get worse.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Marco Tonding"

  • - Marco Tonding's research primarily focuses on the innovative application of three-dimensional prototyping techniques in the medical field, particularly in the treatment planning for proximal humerus bone deformities.
  • - His 2018 study highlights the creation of synthetic three-dimensional models from acrylic resin to enhance the understanding of shoulder bone deformities, involving a diverse patient demographic aged 11 to 73 years.
  • - The findings demonstrate the potential of three-dimensional prototyping in aiding medical professionals in diagnosing and treating complex anatomical alterations, showcasing a case where conservative treatment was employed with the possibility of future surgical intervention.