Head and neck 3D printing for reconstruction June 08, 2021 Overview Show transcript Overview 3D printing is making a real impact on head and neck cancer. At Mayo Clinic Cancer Center, 3D printing is used in many ways—from preparing for individual patient surgeries by getting familiar with the patient’s specific anatomy prior to surgery, to using the 3D model as a communication tool with patients to ensure proper education and patient consent. Learn more about how 3D models are helping enhance the head and neck cancer treatment we provide. Receive Mayo Clinic news in your inbox. Sign up Related ContentArticleApplication of 3D-printing technology to the construction of orthosesArticle'Seeing through the walls': Augmented reality facilitates tumor surgeryArticle3D-printed models aid complex orbital reconstruction VID-20519417 Medical Professionals Head and neck cancer: 3D printing for reconstruction