3D printers are currently being used to construct not only customized prosthetics for patients in need, but a wide variety of other medical items -- foremost among them tissues and organoids, as well as surgical models and tools.
Analysts have predicted that 3D printing will be a major disruptive force in the healthcare industry before the end of the decade.
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3D printing in the medical field isn’t just opening doors for incredible improvements in human health – it’s now even helping dogs. Derby the dog was born with deformed front legs, which didn’t allow him to walk or run like a normal dog. Tara Anderson, Director of CJP Product Management, 3D Systems, met Derby when […]