3D-Printed Trigeminal Nerve and Airway Models Earn Positive Feedback for Anatomy Education

3D-printed anatomical models developed from medical imaging data were rated positively for usability and learning support in gross anatomy education, offering a complementary resource when cadaver access is limited.

• An interdisciplinary workflow successfully produced two 3D-printed models—trigeminal nerve and lower airway—for anatomy teaching.
• The models were well received, perceived as useful for anatomical understanding and integration with other learning materials.
• Future studies should include controlled comparisons to assess objective learning outcomes.

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