This is an adaptation of an excellent model: designed by Zach Bromet, with the help of Emma Huston, Erick Przybylski, and Dr. Nicole Werner.

This chest cavity is divided to fit the P1S printer, and metal wire, strong glue, and threaded rods are needed during assembly.

This model is based on files from the NIH3D website. It recreates the human sternum and ribs, designed to be a low-cost, high-fidelity 3D printing simulator, allowing surgical residents, especially those about to take over as trauma department chiefs in PGY4, to gain experience in performing shell-type thoracotomy. This model is designed to be mounted on a thin cylindrical metal guide rail and secured with springs to provide tension when placing retractors. For more information on this model and other models, please visithttps://www.oshcsim.com/edt。
Note: The STEP file of the upper part of the model is provided on this Thingiverse page, but the lower part can be found at <zh> 注意：此Thingiverse页面提供了模型上半部分的STEP文件，但下半部分可在其他地方获取。https://www.oshcsim.com/edtIt was found on the linked Google Drive.

Designed by Zach Bromet, with the help of Emma Huston, Erick Przybylski, and Dr. Nicole Werner.

The ownership of the original document:
https://3d.nih.gov/entries/3DPX-016837