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Mashup Score: 6ArcomedLab breaks record for the most 3D printed craniomaxillofacial implants - 3D Printing Industry - 11 day(s) ago
Biomedical 3D printing firm ArcomedLab has reportedly established the world’s largest case list of 3D printed craniomaxillofacial implants. Since 2018, the company has completed 700 successful cases throughout Latin America, including in Chile, Peru, Colombia, and Mexico. 3D printed in a polyetheretherketone (PEEK) biopolymer, the company’s cranial implants are personalized to meet each patient’s specific […]
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Mashup Score: 2WASP to showcase medical 3D printing applications at Exposanità 2024 - 3D Printing Industry - 18 day(s) ago
3D printer manufacturer WASP will showcase two of its industrial 3D printers at the 2024 Exposanità international healthcare exhibition. Taking place from 17 to 19 April, the expo will see the Italian company present six medical 3D printing case studies created by its clients. These will include a 3D printed foot model and an anti-gravity […]
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In case you are interested in the medical applications of 3D printing, this article summarizes what 3D printer manufacturer WASP would showcase at an upcoming exhibition. https://t.co/jM3jphhdvY
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Mashup Score: 2Researchers 3D print new ultra-realistic heart and lung models that can bleed, beat, and breath - 3D Printing Industry - 30 day(s) ago
Researchers from Nottingham Trent University (NTU) have developed realistic 3D printed heart and lung models that can bleed, beat and breathe like their real counterparts. Designed for organ transplant training, the lifelike models reportedly reflect the tactile qualities of a human heart and can be produced with various tissue hardness levels. Using the models, medical […]
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Realistic #3Dprinted heart and lung models that can bleed, beat and breathe like the real ones! Currently, trainee surgeons practice with cadavers and animal organs, therefore having these highly realistic tools would be a huge addition to their training. https://t.co/xBqStBuZP5
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Mashup Score: 12Researchers develop new bioink to 3D print personalized “heart on a chip” devices - 3D Printing Industry - 2 month(s) ago
Researchers from Centre de recherche Azrieli du CHU Sainte-Justine, a think tank affiliated with the Université de Montreal (UdeM), have developed a new bioink optimized for 3D printing “heart on a chip” devices. The new 3D printable composite bioink is said to accurately reflect the electrical activity, mechanical properties, and physiology of a human heart. […]
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Advancements like this 3D printed "heart on a chip" are crucial for unlocking personalized medicine & in silico clinical trials. This bioink mimics real heart tissue, allowing researchers to build miniaturized, complex cardiac models. https://t.co/PIEYE6Le7K
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Mashup Score: 13Researchers 3D print functional human brain tissue with active neural networks - 3D Printing Industry - 2 month(s) ago
Researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW-Madison) have developed a novel approach for 3D printing functional human brain tissue. The 3D printing process can create active neural networks in and between tissues that grow in a matter of weeks. The researchers believe that their 3D bioprinted brain tissue provides an effective tool for modeling brain […]
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Now researchers developed a novel approach for 3D printing functional human brain tissue that can create active neural networks in and between tissues that grow in a matter of weeks! Researchers described the technical details in this article. https://t.co/aemfyjK6kC
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Mashup Score: 9New method for 3D printing artificial cartilage tissue developed by TU Wien researchers - 3D Printing Industry - 3 month(s) ago
Researchers from the Institute of Materials Science and Technology at TU Wien in Vienna have developed a novel process for 3D printing artificial biological tissue. This approach leverages high-resolution SLA 3D printing to produce tiny, porous spheres from biocompatible and degradable plastic. These 3D printed football-shaped scaffolds, or spheroids, are then colonized with stem cells […]
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Such news don't make people go crazy but these are the bricks in the wall where the house is going to be 3D bioprinting living tissues as part of everyday medicine. https://t.co/mch1cKjuKa
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Mashup Score: 4Open Bionics’ new 3D printed fingers adopted for the first time, commercial launch coming soon - 3D Printing Industry - 3 month(s) ago
UK-based robotics company Open Bionics has announced that its 3D printed finger device has been adopted for the first time by a hand amputee from London. The new 3D printed prosthesis, called the Hero Gauntlet, was made for 50-year-old Londoner Suleman Chohan using Open Bionics’ 3D scanning and additive manufacturing technology. The Gauntlet is customized […]
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Open Bionics just announced that its 3D printed finger device called the Gauntlet has been adopted for the first time by a hand amputee whose hand was partially amputated 30 years ago following an industrial accident. https://t.co/S5Ek9LZ5qW
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Mashup Score: 12Kallisio's new 3D printed oral stent receives FDA 510(k) clearance paving the way for cancer care - 3D Printing Industry - 3 month(s) ago
Medical equipment manufacturer Kallisio has announced the FDA 510(k) clearance for its Stentra, a 3D printed oral stent tailored for Head and Neck Cancer (HNC) patients undergoing radiation therapy. Utilizing personalized 3D printing technology, the Stentra device is crafted to address toxicity concerns, safeguarding healthy tissue around the target tumor area. The customization process integrates […]
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Here is another great example of how 3D printing can contribute to make care personalized for patients. Kallisio just announced the FDA 510(k) clearance for a 3D printed oral stent tailored for head and neck cancer patients undergoing radiation therapy. https://t.co/acpNzCFBTr
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Mashup Score: 2MIT researchers innovate 3D printed self-heating microfluidic devices for affordable disease detection - 3D Printing Industry - 3 month(s) ago
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers have developed 3D printed self-heating microfluidic devices, offering potential applications in affordable disease detection tools. MIT’s research team adopted multimaterial 3D printing, a cost-effective method, to create self-heating microfluidic devices in a single manufacturing step. This technique allows for customization, enabling engineers to design microfluidic devices with specific heating […]
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Exciting news: MIT researchers crafted 3D-printed self-heating microfluidic devices! This breakthrough could revolutionize affordable disease detection tools. https://t.co/s2s5V5Fo0x
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Mashup Score: 63D printed regenerative bone graft used in first two surgical cases - 3D Printing Industry - 7 month(s) ago
Chicago-based biofabrication firm Dimension Inx has announced that CMFlex, its FDA-approved 3D printed regenerative bone graft product, has been used in its first two clinical cases. The 3D printed synthetic bone graft is targeted towards the treatment of various bony defects in oral and maxillofacial surgical applications. CMFlex’s three-dimensional architecture incorporates macro, micro, and nano-level […]
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An FDA-approved 3D printed regenerative bone graft from Dimension Inx has been used in its first two clinical cases! This is the first #3Dprinted regenerative bone graft product to acquire FDA clearance and the company plans a broader release in 2024. https://t.co/2KVDtSoigV
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Biomedical 3D printing firm ArcomedLab broke the world record with the world’s largest case list of 3D printed craniomaxillofacial implants with 700 successful cases. Maybe 3D printed implants will go mainstream in the surgery community too? https://t.co/H286od7NGF