Best 3D Printing Applications in Medical and Healthcare

Matricelf successfully tested 3D printed spinal cord implants with an 80% success rate in restoring walking ability in mice.

3D printing is being explored for bone regeneration, aiming to aid in healing bone deformities and damage.

Particle3D's technology allows for patient-specific bone implants with micro- and macro porosities, mimicking real bone structure.

3D printing allows for the creation of precise surgical models and guides, enhancing surgical planning and accuracy.

3D printing was used to quickly produce face shields and masks during the pandemic, aiding healthcare workers.

3D printing enables the creation of personalized drug delivery systems, such as topical treatments for acne.

Renishaw's metal additive manufacturing created a customized rib cage prosthesis for a patient, offering a tailored solution.

Arcomedlab achieved the largest cranial implant using 3D printing, offering customized skull reconstructions.

Researchers used 3D printing to create scaffolds for isolating breast cancer stem cells, aiding in drug development.

BellaSeno developed resorbable breast implants made from polycaprolactone, designed to be replaced by natural fat cells.