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Bone Models Printed With 3D Printer
This study aimed to compare 3D-printed bone models produced using different infill densities and resin colors in terms of weight, anatomical accuracy, level of detail, texture quality, and similarity to real anatomical bone, and to determine the effects of infill density and resin color on perceived anatomical realism.
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