3D Pharma Printing Conference Archives - 3D Medical Printing Series

01/03/202202/03/2022

3D Pharma Printing Conference, 30 March

As a new technology for the pharmaceutical industry, we foresee that 3D Printing will follow its growth path according to the following logical steps. Starting in the research laboratories (universities) with first applications in university hospitals. With that knowledge gained the next step will be the top clinical hospitals. By that time the experience both in production and compounding will reach such a level that the general hospitals and community pharmacies can start using it on a larger scale. Dependent on their level of innovation, compounding companies will join the 3D Pharma Printing bandwagon somewhere during this process.

12/01/202212/01/2022

Printing of Medicines – What do Hospital Pharmacists expect from Hard- and Software Vendors

Printing of individualized medicines is very interesting option for hospital pharmacists. Up to now those individualized medicines are often produced in the patient group of children. Dosages have to be adapted, alternative dosage forms have to be developed as many of those patients are not able to swallow tablets or capsules. Printing those medicines on orodispersable films with some kind of inkjet printer could be very helpful.

08/01/202208/01/2022

Bringing 3D printing to community pharmacy

Pharmacy compounding, local medicine production, close to the patient and adapted to individual needs, has been around for many decades but the techniques used have not changed much over the years. A more innovative option is the production of 3D printed tablets, and benchtop FDM printers would fit in any community or hospital pharmacy.

01/10/202001/10/2020

3D printing of modular ‘polypills’ for personalised therapy (Video Interview)

Interview with Beatriz Pereira, University of Central Lancashire, for JakajimaTV hosted by Pieter Hermans. Current healthcare follows an ‘one size fits all’ approach, and it is associated with high variations in treatment outcomes, due to the high interindividual variability.

22/07/202022/07/2020

SAVE THE DATE: 3D Medical Printing Series

During two weeks from 26 January 2021 till 4 February 2021, Jakajima will organise four online 3D Medical Printing Conferences under the 3D Medical Printing Series name. Each conference will cover one specific 3D Printing Medical Topic: