The use of prototypes has been rare in medical design process due to the overall complexity, cost and time consideration. 3D Printing provides a faster, more streamlined system that allows medical product manufacturers to develop clinical trial-ready devices in-house to check everything from form, fit and function to manufacturability.
Five-year old Griffin receives a new glow-in-the-dark, 3-D printed prosthetic hand.
Using 3d printing technology we created the first 3D printed winch to operate on the endovascular surgical removal of varicose veins
For complicated, multi-faceted surgical procedures are required, the ability to predetermine the best possible outcome is key Anatomical modeling – made possible through the use of 3D printing systems — allows surgical teams to evaluate several different treatment scenarios before deciding on a plan that ensures these needs are met.
We 3d printed a 4-Year-Old’s Complex Heart before actually performing the surgery. This helped us in properly identifying dicection areas.
For patients needing plastic surgery the patient can witness their appearance as it would appear post-surgery Feeling the 3 dimensional structure, a sculpture gives you the feeling of depth. Patients can now better visualize what they may look like after a plastic surgery procedure.
3D printed models give patients confidence and control during the consultation period. It helps them visualize how they will look after the cosmetic surgery. This end-to-end healthcare digital thread allows surgeons to work seamlessly from scan to plan to procedure.
