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ISSN 2209-170X
Technology and imaging
November 10, 2026 AEST

Using midfacial CT to design patient-matched, 3D printed nasal splints: a retrospective study

Amy Yoon, BMedSci, MD, Allison Sutherland, BSc (Hons), MBE, PhD, Michael Wagels, MBBS, PhD, FRACS (Plast),
3D printingsplintsnose neoplasmscomputed X-ray tomographyQueensland
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Yoon A, Sutherland A, Wagels M. Using midfacial CT to design patient-matched, 3D printed nasal splints: a retrospective study. AJOPS. 2026;10(1):170156. doi:10.34239/ajops.170156
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