Duke materials scientists combine engineering and medicine to treat bone injury, disease, pain and more https://buff.ly/2SDKNtJ @DukeEngineering #3dprinting #orthopedics #medical3dprinting
Stratasys Introduces All-in-One #J5MediJet #Medical3dprinting #3DPrinter⠀
https://buff.ly/35utePy @Stratasys The J5 MediJet 3D printer features a patented rotating build platform with a fixed print head that maximizes reliability and simplifies maintenance. Compared to other 3D printers, the MediJet 3D printer is up to 30 percent faster.
Five Reasons Cybersecurity Will Play a Critical Role in 3D Printing in Healthcare – Part 3 https://bit.ly/35JKtNd #ExpertCorner #medical3dprinting #bioprinting #3DTech
#repost #PressRelease MedCAD Receives Exclusive #medical3dprinting Contract with Premier, Inc. https://buff.ly/3gqOxrC @PremierHA @MedCAD_ “We are extremely proud to partner with Premier to create a first-of-its-kind, point-of-care, patient-specific manufacturing solution for its 4,100 hospital partners,'' said Nancy Hairston, MedCAD President and CEO. “OnSite is a unique offering, as it gives hospitals the ability to be FDA-compliant and use MedCAD’s quality system to manufacture patient-matched implants, surgical models and virtual surgical planning.”
Researchers at Asan Medical Center have developed a method of using #3Dprinting technology to reduce unnecessary skin resection and the risk of recurrence by accurately removing only the cancerous lesion during #skincancer #surgery.⠀
https://buff.ly/3pYb2r3 @asanmedicalcenter_int
#repost @proto3000_dental Crown & Bridge perfect fit!
We've done extensive R&D with exocad design parameters, Rapid Shape 3D printers, and Keystone Model materials to achieve these consistent results.
It is a prismatic removable die with digital ditching complete.
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Scientists at the Israeli Weizmann Institute of Science have #3Dprinted an ‘electronic nose’ accessory that enables it to safely ‘smell’ chemicals that identify people as being infected with #COVID-19. https://buff.ly/3ztY5d4 @WeizmannScience
Bio Fabrication Techniques for Bone and Cartilage Tissue Regeneration https://bit.ly/3wPBB4y #ExpertCorner #medical3dprinting #bioprinting #3DTech
Progress in Commercialization of 3D Printed Orthopedic Implants in China Since 2019 https://bit.ly/2SdLdqA #ExpertCorner #medical3dprinting #bioprinting #3DTech
The Art and Sciences of Bioinks for 3D Bioprinting #bioprinter #tissue #medical #health #bioimpression #medical3dprinting #biomedical #medicalart #bioartificial #bioart #bioengineering #organ #bioelectronics #medtech #healthcare #3dprintnghealthcare
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