(AAOS Now) – Three-dimensional (3D) printing is defined as a process that builds 3D objects from a computer-aided model by successive addition of material layer by layer, in contrast to conventional forging, casting, or machining processes, in which material is poured into a mold and shaped by forceful impaction. […]
New technology creates a rich 3D modelling of each knee bone based solely on widely available X-ray images, enabling optimal pre-op planning and precise implant tailoring […]
(3DPRINT.COM) – Canadian medical doctors Adnan Sheikh and Bruce B. Forster examine the growing importance of 3D printed models and instruments like surgical tools, outlined in the recently published ‘Holding It in Your Hand’’: Musculoskeletal Applications of 3D Printing.’ […]
New Technology integrated in medical vendors platforms, allows Precise Automated 3D Shoulder Structuring, resulting in Better Plan Surgery and improved clinical outcome […]
It is no secret that technology is transforming the healthcare industry at rapid speed. The idea of 3D printing a patient’s specific fracture pattern or bone pathology on command seemed like science fiction just a few years ago […]
(HealthImaging) – Three-dimensional (3D) printed anatomic models, often derived from medical images, can be used during patients’ operative care to save health systems substantial downstream costs, according to a new analysis published in Academic Radiology. […]
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