(Irish Times) – US-based medtech company Stryker is to invest more than €200 million at research and development in three of its Cork facilities. The funding is part of the company’s drive to develop next-generation products and services across its medical surgical, orthopaedics and neurotechnology and spine units. […]
(MedTech Strategist) – Growing experience with the use of 3D printing in orthopedics, plus declining cost differences between 3DP and traditionally manufactured implants, are enabling device manufacturers to expand the applications of 3DP in the musculoskeletal sector. […]
(OPNews) – Mr Ian McDermott, Consultant Knee Surgeon at London Sports Orthopaedics, believes 3D technology is well and truly already here in the field of orthopaedics, and it looks set to evolve and expand significantly in years to come. […]
(3DPRINT.COM) – Researchers from both Mexico and Costa Rica have joined efforts to further research into bone regeneration via bioprinting, allowing doctors and surgeons to create patient-specific scaffolds for improved treatment. […]
(The Economist) – A robotic lawnmower keeping the grass neat and tidy outside a modern industrial building in Carrigtwohill, near Cork in Ireland, is a good indication that something whizzy may be going on inside. […]
(Bloomberg) – Israeli researchers have printed a 3D heart using a patient’s own cells, something they say could be used to patch diseased hearts — and possibly, full transplants. […]
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