Medical 3D printing comes with multiple benefits, such as being able to provide personalised medical devices to patients, as well as being able to customise designs to suit different materials.

 

Medical 3D printing is now being recognised by regulatory bodies as a viable method for clinical applications, albeit with there still being a long way to go in terms of adoption. Companies within the industry are finding innovative solutions to adapting medical 3D printing to various challenges.

 

One of the more significant advantages of medical 3D printing is that it can use scan data of patients (MRI and CT) to create models that are specific to unique anatomies and pathologies. The Simpleware Product Group at Synopsys are seeing some exciting developments in using the software to […]

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