This is a Remix of the great Model: Designed by Zach Bromet with help from Emma Huston, Erick Przybylski and Dr. Nicole Werner. 

The Thorax was split to fit into a P1S and should be assembled using wire, super glue and threaded rods.

This model is based on a file from the NIH3D website. It recreates a human sternum and ribcage and was designed to be a low-cost, high-fidelity, 3D-printed simulator to allow surgery residents, specifically PGY4 rising trauma chiefs, to gain experience performing a clamshell thoracotomy. This model is designed to be mounted on thin cylindrical metal rails, fixed with springs to provide tension when placing retractors. For more information on this model and others visit https://www.oshcsim.com/edt.
Note: The STEP file for the top half of the model is available on this Thingiverse page, but the bottom half can be found on the Google drive linked on https://www.oshcsim.com/edt.

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

Attribution for original file:
https://3d.nih.gov/entries/3DPX-016837