AToAAdditive Tech on Anatomy

Oncology

See the margin before you cut.

In tumour surgery the anatomy decides everything: what can come out, what must stay, and how the defect is rebuilt. We put all three in one plan, in 3D, before theatre.

Mandible with resection guides after tumour resection

Tumour sites

One approach, wherever the tumour is.

Bone and soft tissue

Sarcoma and limb salvage

Tumour extent and margins on the bone, resection guides where the anatomy allows no second attempt, and the reconstruction sized in advance.

Head and neck

Maxilla, mandible and orbit

Resection and reconstruction planned together, with the teeth and the eye in mind from the start.

Paediatric

Solid tumours in children

Tumour, vessel and organ relationships in three dimensions, for the MDT, the surgeon and the parents.

What you receive

A plan the whole tumour board can hold.

Tumour model

The mass in a contrasting colour against bone and vessels, at true scale, for the MDT and for consent.

Margin plan

Resection planes set with you, with the structures that must be preserved in view.

Resection guides

Where the plan needs exact cuts, guides that fit one patient and carry the margin into theatre.

Reconstruction

The defect sized and rebuilt on screen first: flap, plate or implant, decided before the resection.

Why it matters more here

Late presentation means larger tumours, and less room for error.

Patients in East Africa often reach surgery with advanced disease: bigger masses, distorted anatomy, and resections that leave larger defects. That is exactly where a plan made in 3D, and a guide that carries it, earns its place.

45 min

shorter jaw reconstruction with virtual planning, with no increase in complications.

Barr 2020, Ann Plast Surg, meta-analysis
Coronaries

preserved while cardiac tumours were maximally debulked in infants planned on printed models.

Riggs 2018, Transl Pediatr
Extent

size, location and extension of large malignant cardiac tumours defined more precisely on 3D models.

Al Jabbari 2016, J Card Surg

Oncology references

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