Application of 3D modeling in a personalized approach to bone osteosynthesis (A literature review)

Three-dimensional printing opens up many opportunities for use in traumatology and orthopedics, because it takes into account personal characteristics of the patients. Modern methods high-resolution medical imaging can process data to create threedimensional images physical objects. Today, three-dimensional printers are able a model any complexity shape geometry. The article provides review literature about digital modeling shaping implants osteosynthesis. Data search was carried out on Scopus, Web Scince, Pubmed, RSCI databases period 2012–2022. effectiveness preoperative bone plates has been confirmed: perfectly corresponds with unique anatomy patient, since template is based materials computed tomography. Individual templates be useful when geometry patients' bones goes beyond standard, improved results surgery expected due better matching anatomical needs