… resection of chest wall tumours may lead to a loss of ribcage … reconstruction to allow for
physical thorax functioning. When titanium … combination with a “flat” geometry of the cartilage and …

… of patients with FSCD using non-resection modeling of the anterior chest wall [3], this method
… rest on these ribs. Also, a high stress level of 8.2 MPa is observed on the first ribs, but this …

… of the anterior chest wall in PE is related to the costal hyaline … , and are responsible for the
endochondral growth of the ribs [… patients with PE reveal abnormal shape, posterior curvature, …

… by a team of cardiothoracic and orthopaedic trauma surgeons. An … The wider shape of the
plate with multiple screw holes … patient to cover the chest wall defect after rib resection. Gore-…

… fixed on the ribs of the side chest wall by Wang Technique [8]. … completely and the chest wall
returned to normal shape (Fig … all possible means to obtain the best orthopedic effect [19-20]…

… in the area enclosed by the rib shape, we defined these two … and chest wall is seen in patients
who have had their chest wall … Rib or chest wall resection for treatment of tumor (such as …

… This paper evaluates the human rib’s complex geometry by … The model constructed by the
geometrical rib sweep does not … (ie, what if the rib geometry was reconstructed by steel or 3D …

… important, Holcombe et al. mentioned that a close way to reconstruct the human rib is to
estimate its circular shape … showed 11th specimens of the human thorax to collect the ribs 3–9 to …

… common blunt injury of the chest wall, which accounts for … of the ribs due to the special
geometry of human ribs. In this … mold were obtained in Institute of Orthopaedics (China). Electric …

… AM gives a flexible solution in orthopedics area, where customized implants can be framed
in a required shape … Following a resection of the front chest wall, reconstruction is required. …