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Original Research

Early experiences of planning stereotactic radiosurgery using 3D printed models of eyes with uveal melanomas

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Pages 267-271 | Published online: 31 Jan 2017

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Figure 1 MRI of a patient with posterior uveal melanoma: arrow + red color indicate tumor mass, yellow and blue colors indicate lens, and green and orange colors indicate optic nerves.

Abbreviation: MRI, magnetic resonance imaging.
Figure 1 MRI of a patient with posterior uveal melanoma: arrow + red color indicate tumor mass, yellow and blue colors indicate lens, and green and orange colors indicate optic nerves.

Figure 2 Stereotactic planning scheme of the same patient.

Note: Arrow and red circle indicate tumor mass.
Figure 2 Stereotactic planning scheme of the same patient.

Figure 3 Virtual model of the eye, outer view; arrow indicates optic nerve.

Figure 3 Virtual model of the eye, outer view; arrow indicates optic nerve.

Figure 4 Printed 3D model of the eye with intraocular uveal melanoma, middle-stage T2; arrow indicates tumor mass.

Figure 4 Printed 3D model of the eye with intraocular uveal melanoma, middle-stage T2; arrow indicates tumor mass.

Figure 5 Printed 3D model of the eye with intraocular uveal melanoma, middle-stage T2 (arrows indicate tumor mass), with stereotactic planning scheme on the background.

Figure 5 Printed 3D model of the eye with intraocular uveal melanoma, middle-stage T2 (arrows indicate tumor mass), with stereotactic planning scheme on the background.