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This stl skull file is part of a medical 3d printing tutorial on embodi3d.com (http://www.embodi3d.com/blog/3/entry-193-creating-3d-printable-models-from-medical-scans-in-30-minutes-using-free-software-osirix-blender-and-meshmixer/) in which a medical CT scan is taken from a DICOM study to a 3D medical model. The tutorial takes the user through the entire bioprinting process in about 30 minutes and features step by step instructions and a video guide. https://www.youtube.com/embed/kO6VF9syxZA (http://This stl skull file is part of a medical 3d printing tutorial on embodi3d.com in which a medical CT scan is taken from a DICOM study to a 3D medical model. The tutorial takes the user through the entire bioprinting process in about 30 minutes and features step by steps instructions and a video guide. <iframe width="640" height="390" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/kO6VF9syxZA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> The tutorial shows the user how to take a DICOM study from a CT scan and convert this into a StereoLithography (STL) file. This file is then used as the basis for 3D printing a medically accuarate skull file. Three free software packages used to produce the skull are Osirix, Blender and Meshmixer.) The tutorial shows the user how to take a DICOM study from a CT scan and convert this into a StereoLithography (STL) file. This file is then used as the basis for 3D printing a medically accuarate skull model. The free software packages used to produce the 3D printed skull are Osirix, Blender and Meshmixer.