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French Hospital 3D Prints Multi-Materialized Kidney Models for Cancer Surgery
One of the most innovative ways that 3D printing technology has been used in the medical field thus far is surgery preparation, which has become much easier to plan thanks to personalized 3D models of certain inner workings of the human body. Utilizing a Stratasys Objet500 Connex3, the Department of Urology and Kidney Transplantation at the University Hospital (CHU) de Bordeaux, which is located in France, was able to print out multi-materialized and specifically colored kidney models. According to CHU, they are the first hospital in France to utilize Stratasys’ 3D printing technology to plan for intricate tumor removals within the kidney. Continue reading “French Hospital 3D Prints Multi-Materialized Kidney Models for Cancer Surgery”
Stratasys Launches Triple-Jetting 3D Printer for High Volume Dental Labs
Stratasys has introduced the Objet500 Dental Selection 3D Printer for larger dental and orthodontic labs that require volume production of highly precise, life-like models. The new 3D printer brings high throughput to Stratasys’ special multi-color, multi-material dental modeling. Continue reading “Stratasys Launches Triple-Jetting 3D Printer for High Volume Dental Labs”
Stratasys Launches Compact 3D Printer for Smaller Dental Labs
Stratasys, Ltd. (Nasdaq:SSYS), a global leader of 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions, introduces the Objet30 Dental Prime, a high quality, low cost 3D printer designed to allow smaller dental labs to produce a wide range of models and appliances in-house. Continue reading “Stratasys Launches Compact 3D Printer for Smaller Dental Labs”
Stratasys continues push into medical with 3D printer for digital dentistry
The 3D printer maker said the Object Eden260VS, which was first teased last November, is geared toward use within dental and orthodontic labs, where fine features and details are requisite. Continue reading “Stratasys continues push into medical with 3D printer for digital dentistry”
Health By (3DP) Design: Worrell Helps Span The Gap Between Patient-Generic & Patient-Specific
Worrell Design Inc. is rolling out new means to reduce those “liabilities” and extend those “licenses” — patient by patient. Worrell is a family-owned and operated business and has established itself as perhaps the most prominent industrial design firm working in the healthcare sector. Continue reading “Health By (3DP) Design: Worrell Helps Span The Gap Between Patient-Generic & Patient-Specific”
3-D Printing’s Revolutionary Impact on Healthcare
It can be much easier to doubt the long-term prospects for game-changing companies than to stick with them through thick and thin. To overcome the challenge of Mr. Market’s inevitable swoons, there are times when investors must simply do their homework, ignore the crowd, and trust that these rule-breaking companies will get back on track. Continue reading “3-D Printing’s Revolutionary Impact on Healthcare”
Global market for 3D Bio printing is expected to reach $ 1,129.8 million by 2020
growing at an estimated CAGR of 15.6% from 2014 to 2020, according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc.
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3D Printing Permits Medical Students to Cut Costs and See Less Exposure to X-Rays
In high school, the Anatomy class took a field trip to the USC Kinesiology Lab to see the real human body. For some it was a harrowing experience, and not just because of the exposed organs. They learned that medical students often practice surgical procedures on cadavers. This is a good thing. Residents and doctors operating on vulnerable and ailing people ought to be honed and ready for the job. Medical students also must learn to operate heavy machinery with exposure to radiation with such devices as the C-arm. The name matches the machine which can inspect vital organs like the kidney. However, researchers at the University of Minnesota have found a safer and more cost-effective method for training by utilizing 3D printers and materials from Stratasys. Continue reading “3D Printing Permits Medical Students to Cut Costs and See Less Exposure to X-Rays”