(MedTech Views) – Innovation is the driving force behind the evolution of orthopaedics, continually delivering advances in surgical techniques and products. Now, technology improvements and data open up a world of new possibilities. […]
Scientists at Rice University and the University of Maryland are moving closer to 3D-printed artificial tissues to help heal bone and cartilage typically damaged in sports-related injuries to knees, ankles and elbows. […]
(Raconteur) – Technological advances look set to make 3D printing the most rapidly evolving technology in medical research, with the potential to transform healthcare […]
(Yahoo Finance) – Technological progress has been a constant for decades, making lives easier. Currently, the global mantra to success is adapting and upgrading to trending technologies. […]
(physicsworld) – Researchers in the UK recently designed and fabricated anatomically shaped spinal implants using additive manufacturing for the first time. […]
(RENISHAW) – Implants can be smart in two ways, either by being additively manufactured to produce patient specific implants from computed tomography (CT) data, or by incorporating sensors. […]
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