Hi Bryan. What kind of 3D printer do you have? What CT machine so you have?

You can join RSNA 3D printing Special interest group, there is a lot of info there and a very active community from a lot of different hospitals and institutions.

We have Ultimaker S5 for plastic based printing and FormLabs 3/3B printer for resin-based printing

Hi Bryan Rene F. Toledano ,

First, you must create a 3D model of your area of interest.

To make 3D models from CT or MRI, need a conversion software like MIMICS or other open-source alternatives.

Then any available 3D printer can be used for fabrication.

Thank you si Prithvirajan R.,

Is there a program or training I can take to learn these necessary skills?

You have plenty of tutorials at embodi3d.com, mainly focused on using open source software for segmentation and 3d modeling. There are some topics on 3d printers, too.

Good luck.

I personally used MIMICS it is a more straightforward and easy-to-use tool for the segmentation and generation of 3D models from CT and MRI. Check with the trail version from MIMCS.

3D slicer appears to be a good open-source alternative https://www.slicer.org/ for an initial try.

Mimics is good, but pricey :/