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AEDTH

Alexandria Endovascular Digital Twin Hub

Fabrication playbook AEDTH-PB-001, revision B, September 2026. Seven families share one digital thread, one connector standard and one hardware cell. The cell serves Smouha first. It does not treat a patient, and it does not own the institute’s patents.

Training and R&D fixtures inside the hospital. Not EDA-registered implants. Not sterile operating-room guides. The photographs are the target class in the playbook. They were not poured at Smouha.

Seven fabrication families

Do not invent a process for every model. Stand the cell up, then open families in the order the playbook sets: vessels first, simulators next, showcase last.

  1. F1

    Hollow vascular

    Lost-core platinum silicone, CS-001 ports, Plate S, M or L.

  2. F2

    Endoscopy

    Soft cast on a soluble core, a rigid shell, and a cassette for the lesion.

  3. F3

    Solid anatomy

    Elastic print for day-one teaching, or a silicone cast when the feel matters.

  4. F4

    Hydrogel organs

    Recipe H1 PVA cryogel, made that week. Recipe H2 is not a line.

  5. F5

    Puncture pads

    A pumped vessel under a soft overlay. The vessel is the cheap cartridge.

  6. F6

    Flow bench

    Buy the 220 V driver. Build the loop, the reservoir and the taps.

  7. F7

    Accessories

    Acrylic plates and four CS-001 hose sizes. Never a printed Luer.

Family F3 has no pictured SKU in this release. A solid heart for teaching or family explanation stays on the planning lines already in the catalogue. Imaging still starts from a research PACS node, never the diagnostic station.

Months 2–6 · year 1

Vascular cell

The first fixtures the playbook names. Offered inside Smouha as training and R&D, not as devices for sale.

The rest of the house

47 AEDTH lines run from year 1 to year 10, including patient-specific planning models that are not fixtures in PB-001. A roadmap line is not a clearance. The cell that would make them is drawn as a 25 × 5 m bay, not the deck’s 400–600 m².