"3D printed bone date back to the early 2000s when researchers explored with 3D printing techniques invented by Charles Hull. It was utilized to produce dental and custom prosthetics, then bone implants using a novel ink to 3D print bone with living cells. Over the years, advancement in printing technology laid a foundation for revolution in the orthopedic field and has given room for more accurate bone implants. Today, 3D printed bone implants have evolved and is now used in various medical procedures and offering solutions to patients with bone injuries" #virtualreality #healthtech #healthcare #medicalstudents #medicalpractice #ojtechnologiesltd
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Did you know that 3D printing is being used in the medical field to create patient-specific implants and organ models? It enables surgeons to practice complex procedures and develop personalized treatment plans, leading to improved surgical outcomes. 🏥 #MedicalInnovation #PatientCare
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• Research Associate at Antal International • B.A. in Geography • Aligarh Muslim University
3D printing is a technology that can be used to manufacture a variety of medical devices, including those with complex geometry or features that match a patient’s unique anatomy. Some devices are printed from a standard design to make multiple identical copies of the same device. Other devices, called patient-matched or patient-specific devices, are created from a specific patient’s imaging data. Commercially available 3D printed medical devices include instrumentation (e.g., guides to assist with proper surgical placement of a device), implants (e.g., cranial plates or hip joints), and external prostheses (e.g., hands) #medicaladvancements #medicaldevices #india
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Sales Operations Manager @ Protolabs - Europe | Driving Sales Growth, Ensuring Data Integrity
Over 80 million people worldwide are affected by glaucoma. It’s a condition that affects the optic nerve due to abnormally increased pressure in the eye. The eyeWatch by Rheon Medical was developed to be the first implant that allows for non-invasive adjustment of intra-ocular pressure. It’s delivered with two specific tools, a marker used as a buffer to demarcate its location before placement of the drainage plate, and a clamp that holds it securely during insertion. These instruments were initially produced using 3D printing; however, after receiving feedback from surgeons that deemed the design too thick, the design was redefined and instead manufactured using Protolabs - Europe injection moulding service. Rheon Medical is an innovator specialising in glaucoma drainage services, and it’s on a mission to provide optimal solutions for the surgical treatment of this disease. Read the full case study: https://okt.to/7plP29 #injectionmoulding #design #DigitalManufacturing #glaucoma #optical #eyehealth
