3D models for Colorectal Surgery

General and Digestive System Surgery

Colorectal Surgery is one of the most common treatments for colon and rectal cancer. Accurate localisation of the tumour and preservation of critical anatomical structures are essential for optimal surgical outcomes. Patient-specific 3D models of the colon and rectum provide detailed visualisation of anatomical structures and the spatial relationships between tumours, vascular structures and adjacent organs

Modelo 3D para cirugía colorrectal con visualización en tablet
Modelo 3D de recto con funcionalidades como simulación de resecciones tumorales

Benefits of 3D models in colorectal surgical planning

An advanced solution for planning complex colon and rectal surgeries, improving clinical outcomes and opening up new surgical possibilities.

  • Better understanding of the patient’s anatomy and less cognitive effort on the part of the surgeon
  • Facilitates interdisciplinary communication between doctors and communication with patients
  • Assists in the evaluation of anatomical relationships in the pelvic cavity
  • Accurate knowledge of the patient’s mesenteric vascularisation
  • Greater understanding of the anatomy of anal fistulas
  • Assessment of tumour extent, facilitating the preservation of healthy organs

Specific tools for 3D planning in Colorectal Surgery

We collaborate with colorectal surgeons to develop dedicated tools

Our 3D models offer features tailored to real clinical needs, enabling personalised surgical planning for each specialty and pathology.

Visualización de relaciones anatómicas entre tumor colorrectal y órganos pélvicos
Cálculo de mínimas distancias tumor pélvico en modelo 3D
Visualización en 3D para la planificación quirúrgica de exenteraciones pélvicas en cirugía colorrectal
Comparación 3D de volúmenes tumorales antes y después de la neoadyuvancia

Especially recommended for conditions and procedures in which preoperative planning can optimise outcomes and enhance surgical safety.

Colon

  • Colon cancer (adenocarcinoma)
  • Colonic polyps
  • Diverticular disease (Diverticulosis/Diverticulitis)
  • Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
    • Ulcerative colitis
    • Crohn’s disease
  • Ischemic colitis
  • Colonic volvulus
  • Familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) and other polyposis syndromes
  • Benign or cicatricial stenosis
  • Pseudomembranous colitis

Rectum

  • Rectal cancer (adenocarcinoma)
  • Rectal polyps
  • Rectal prolapse
  • Inflammatory bowel disease in the rectum
  • Rectal fistulas
  • Perirectal abscess

Anal and perianal region

  • Haemorrhoids (internal and external)
  • Anal fissure
  • Anal fistula
  • Perianal abscess
  • Cancer of the anus (squamous cell carcinoma)

Testimonials from surgeons who already use our 3D models

It is a tool created for surgeons. It is a genuine surgical planner and simulator. Surgeons needed a tool developed by and for us. It could reduce operating times and complications and increase survival rates by facilitating the surgical strategy for oncological processes.

Dr. Álvaro García GraneroColorectal Surgeon. Son Espases University Hospital, Palma de Mallorca

The 3D model allowed us to simulate the surgical procedure, improving our perspective, increasing safety during surgery and avoiding extensive resections.

Dr. Emilio PeñaColorectal Surgeon. Reina Sofía University General Hospital, Murcia
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3D Printing models

They act as a haptic extension in the operating theatre. Each one undergoes a rigorous quality control and radiological validation process to ensure its accuracy.

  • Real scale
  • Haptic interpretation of anatomy
  • Structure differentiation by colours
  • Advanced modelling
  • Sterilisable using standard methods (H₂O₂)
  • Ready for rapid delivery (<72 hours)
  • Intended for research and teaching purposes only