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MIT Researchers Create a 3D Printed Heart Model for Pre-Surgical Experiments

It’s a 3D printed heart, but not quite what you were thinking.

The Full Spectrum of 3D Printed Surgical Models

The Full Spectrum Of 3D Printed Surgical Models

When it comes to surgical models, the idea is to pick the right 3D printer for the job.

Delayed Elective Surgery, Medical Devices And 3D Printing

Delayed Elective Surgery, Medical Devices And 3D Printing

Charles R. Goulding, Adam Friedman and Preeti Sulibhavi take a look at how 3D printing plays into near-term surgical delays.

3D Printing Aiding Spinal Surgeries

3D Printing Aiding Spinal Surgeries

Charles R. Goulding and Peter Favata examine 3D printing being used for more advanced spinal surgical care.

3D Printing And Hip Replacements

3D Printing And Hip Replacements

Charles R. Goulding and Peter Favata explore the role of 3D printing in the manufacture of hip replacements.

3D Printing For Shoulder Surgery

3D Printing For Shoulder Surgery

Charles R. Goulding and Peter Favata examine 3D printing coming into play to aid in advanced shoulder surgery procedures.

3D Printing Aiding In Ankle Surgery

3D Printing Aiding In Ankle Surgery

Charles R. Goulding and Peter Favata examine how 3D printing is stepping up to create better results in ankle surgery.

Fusetec 3D Prints Body Parts To Ramp Up Surgical Training

Fusetec 3D Prints Body Parts To Ramp Up Surgical Training

South Australian company Fusetec 3D prints body parts for medical training purposes. They hope to ramp up production post COVID-19.

Published October 14, 2020
Categorized as Usage Tagged bioprinting, brain, fusetec, head, sinus, surgery
Design of the Week: Heart Aortic Valve

Design of the Week: Heart Aortic Valve

This week’s selection is the Heart Aortic Valve by researchers at the University of Minnesota.

Published September 7, 2020
Categorized as Design Tagged designoftheweek, medical, surgery, surgical model

Could 3D-Printed ‘Bone Bricks’ End Amputation?

Researchers at the University of Manchester have developed 3D-printed ‘bone bricks’ as a cost-effective method of repairing shattered limbs that are a result of blast explosions.

Published July 17, 2020
Categorized as Usage Tagged bone, medical, medical. usage, surgery
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