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3D Printed Advanced Cardiac Models for Transseptal Puncture, Cardiac Ablation, and Cardiac Tamponade Simulation Training
The objective of this study is to develop advanced cardiac models using 3D printing technology for teaching complex cardiology procedures such as (1) transseptal puncture, (2) cardiac ablation, and (3) ultrasound scanning and drainage of cardiac tamponade. By implementing this study, the investigators aim to transform the teaching methods for cardiology students at our hospital.
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