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3D Printing for Nerve Regeneration: Gelatin Methacrylate-Based Nerve Guidance Conduits
Chinese researchers delve deeply into tissue engineering, releasing the findings of their recent study in ‘ 3D printing of gelatin methacrylate-based nerve guidance conduits with multiple channels .’ . While there have been incredible strides forward in the worlds of...
Researchers Evaluate Feasibility of Closing Multiple Atrial Septal Defects Guided by 3D Printed Model
We’ve often seen physicians use 3D printed heart models to help during surgeries, but a group of researchers from China published a paper on using them to help with an alternative to surgery for repairing secundum atrial septal defect (ASD), a rare congenital defect...
3D printed drugs could be a godsend for those on multiple pills a day – and potentially life-saving
As the population ages and rates of chronic disease rise, an increasing number of people are taking multiple pills for several conditions, often at different times throughout the day. . Taking the right pill at the right time can be a hassle and potentially dangerous...
Material Extrusion 3D Printing: The Effects of Slicing & Porosity
Prashanth Ravi brings additional data to light in a recently published study, ‘ Understanding the relationship between slicing and measured fill density in material extrusion 3D printing towards precision porosity constructs for biomedical and pharmaceutical...
3D Printing Healthcare Applications for the Elderly
3D printing has many applications in the healthcare industry, as it allows users to fabricate complex, cost-effective, patient-specific devices on-demand. In the same vein, 3D bioprinting is important for applications in tissue engineering and replacement organs. ....
3D Printed FibreTuff Medical Models Are Bone-Like & Anatomically Correct
FibreTuff , headquartered in Toledo, OH, has been at the forefront of manufacturing materials for bioprinting and medical use in recent years, creating a range of innovative products for fabrication of medical devices, implants, and 3D printed anatomical models. . At...
How 3D printed models add value in a clinical setting
Medical 3D printing firm, Axial3D, explains how 3D printed models add value within clinical discussions. . Case study . Axial3D wanted to create a 3D printed cervical spine gunshot trauma model, however, the number of small fragments next to the spine made this...
For 3D Printed Implant Maker, CNC Machining Is Capacity Constraint
During the coronavirus period, Tangible Solutions, which makes medical implants through additive manufacturing (AM), has not slowed down at all. . To the contrary, with elective surgeries being delayed, implant suppliers are ordering more inventory to stock up to get...
‘We can get it done here’: African tech tackles coronavirus locally
By the time the virus hit Africa, where cases have risen relatively slowly, images of overwhelmed hospitals and stories of health workers strapped for protective gear had been streaming in for weeks. . Mehul Shah from Ultra Red Technologies, a 3D printing company in...
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