This article discusses the use of 3D printing in medical training, specifically in the field of endovascular procedures. The authors highlight the challenges faced by junior radiology and vascular trainees in gaining hands-on experience in complex cases. They propose a method that seamlessly converts CT DICOM scans into 3D-printed models of the aorta, allowing trainees to simulate endovascular procedures. This approach aims to improve trainees' skills and understanding of these procedures in a cost-effective and accessible manner. The authors also mention the potential for future developments, such as procedure planning and the use of physician-modified grafts. Overall, this project is seen as a significant step towards democratizing advanced medical training. [Extracted from the article]