Three dimensional printed models of the airway for preoperative planning of open Laryngotracheal surgery in children: Surgeon’s perception of utility

Keyphrases

• Airway 100%
• Three Dimensional Model 100%
• Preoperative Planning 100%
• 3D Printed Model 100%
• Surgeon Perception 100%
• Laryngotracheal Surgery 100%
• Pediatric Airway 100%
• Surgical Approach 66%
• Surgeons 66%
• Upper Airway 66%
• Incision Length 66%
• Incision Location 66%
• Life-size 66%
• Good for 33%
• Childrens 33%
• Anastomosis 33%
• Single-stage 33%
• Images of children 33%
• Surgical Decision Making 33%
• Likert Scale 33%
• Full Agreement 33%
• Two-stage Surgery 33%
• Patient-specific 33%
• CT Images 33%
• Graft Size 33%
• Objective Outcome 33%
• CT Findings 33%
• Model Discovery 33%
• F-ratio 33%
• Direct Laryngoscopy 33%
• Tracheal Resection 33%
• One-stage Surgery 33%
• Inter-rater Agreement 33%
• Laryngotracheal Reconstruction 33%
• Double Stage 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Surgeon 100%
• Pediatrics 75%
• Incision 75%
• Surgical Approach 50%
• Decision Making 25%
• Surgery 25%
• Surgical Anastomosis 25%
• Likert Scale 25%
• Laryngoscopy 25%