Diseño y desarrollo de una órtesis tobillo-pie (AFO) mediante impresión 3D
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https://doi.org/10.63728/riisds.v10i1.45Palabras clave:
órtesis, modelado 3D, impresión 3DResumen
El estudio detalla la evolución histórica de las órtesis, desde sus orígenes rudimentarios hasta los avances modernos. El objetivo principal es el diseño y desarrollo de una órtesis de tobillo-pie, utilizando tecnología de impresión 3D. Este prototipo brinda al paciente estabilidad, movilidad, comodidad, mejorando la funcionalidad de tobillos-pies del paciente, disminuyendo el riesgo de fracturas y en forma general a mejorar su calidad de vida. La metodología incluye las fases de determinación de requerimientos, modelado 3D, construcción de prototipos, pruebas, ajustes e implementación. Como resultado se presentan se presenta el diseño y desarrollo de la órtesis, así como los materiales, impresora 3D y software utilizado, de tal manera que los médicos o autores puedan replicarlo o reproducirlo. Se concluye que las órtesis desarrolladas en impresoras 3D, garantiza una adaptación personalizada a la anatomía del paciente, con un enfoque en ergonomía, precisión y comodidad.
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