Custom-made 3D-printed X-ray shield for tumor-specific irradiation of xenograft mice

The custom-designed 3D-printed tungsten back shields provide proper shielding of the animals body and allow for subcutaneous tumor irradiation under standardized conditions.

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3D Printing in Medicine
Published
2025-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s41205-025-00264-z
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2
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Advanced Radiotherapy Techniques
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Custom-made 3D-printed X-ray shield for tumor-specific irradiation of xenograft mice

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Abstract

The custom-designed 3D-printed tungsten back shields provide proper shielding of the animals body and allow for subcutaneous tumor irradiation under standardized conditions.

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Custom-made 3D-printed X-ray shield for tumor-specific irradiation of xenograft mice — Dana Matzek, Bastian Popper, et al. · 3D Printing in Medicine (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS