What is ?

It is an artificial bone developed from a human computerized tomography, with a movable ossicular chain, labyrinth block, facial nerve and all the main anatomical points.

It was developed?

Developed and tested in the Otolaryngology laboratories of the University of Sao Paulo Medical School and by REPLICARE, Medicina 3D.

How did?

With difficulty in obtaining natural anatomical parts in cadavers and with the increase in the number of specialists in educational institutes.

Who created?

Developed by the ent staff in partnership with the engineering and developing product team of REPLICARE, Medicina 3D.

TEMPORAL BONE BIOMODEL

Get to know the whole story, begun in the Otorhinolaryngology Service of Hospital das Clinicas in Sao Paulo

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Prof Dr Ricardo Ferreira Bento

Otorhinolaryngologist

Titular Professor of Otorhinolaryngology at FMUSP.

“With 35 years of experience in teaching dissection courses and more than 150 courses held in Brazil and in 23 countries,
I was impressed with the similarity of this piece when compared to the cadaverous piece”

Know Auris-Otobone

Auris Otobone® is an artificial temporal bone developed from a human CT, produced with a special material with density similar to a biological bone.

With difficulty in obtaining anatomical parts in corpses and with the increase in the number of specialists in educational institutes this is the ideal solution training.

Developed and tested in the laboratories of the medicine faculties of the USP and the Replicare-Medicina 3D

Currently available to doctors, educational institutions, students and companies for training implantable prostheses throughout Brazil and abroad.

Credits:

Prof. Dr Ricardo Ferreira Bento
Dra. Adriana Kosma Pires de Oliveira
Dra. Paula Tardim Lopes
Dr. Edson Leite Freitas
Dr. Fernando Balsalobre
Dr. Lucas Formighieri
Dr. Luiz Otávio de Mattos Coelho
Rafael Formighieri

Otobone

PROVEN TECHNOLOGY AND BENEFITS

The physical and anatomical features, as well as the possibilities for its use were the object of study at 25 medical (fellows, assistant and residents of FMUSP and other services ent), after dissection, answered questionnaires anonymously.

Next to reproduce the most representative statistics (as a percentage of approval).

It’s goal is help ear surgery training

IDEAL IN RESIDENT FORMATION

1. Open and closed cavity mastoidectomy
2. ldentify anatomical reference points: Facial Nerve, Auditory Tube, jugular vein, Mastoid notch of the digastric muscle, Antro, Attic, Ossicles, Oval and round window, Sigmoid sinus, Semicircular canals/ducts.