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Medical device firm BellaSeno to use Evonik 3D printing materials for bone regeneration scaffolds

Polymer materials company Evonik has partnered with BellaSeno to commercialise 3D printed scaffolds for bone regeneration.

By Sam Davies

/ 6 Mar 2023

BellaSeno’s 3D printed PCL Bone Scaffold graft cage. - BellaSeno

MIT 3D prints custom robotic heart replicas

Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are hoping to help doctors tailor treatments to patients’ specific heart form and function with a custom robotic heart. Size and shape of a heart can vary from one person to the next.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 2 Mar 2023

UNSW Sydney develops robot for in-situ 3D bioprinting

Engineers from The University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney) have developed a miniature and flexible soft robotic arm which could be used to 3D print biomaterial directly onto organs inside a person’s body.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 2 Mar 2023

The tiny flexible 3D bioprinter developed at UNSW Sydney was able to 3D print a variety of materials with different shapes on the surface of a pig’s kidney. - UNSW Sydney

Materialise and Exactech partner to develop personalised 3D printed shoulder implants

Materialise has announced a collaboration with Exactech to provide advanced treatment options for patients with severe shoulder defects. Exactech is a developer of innovative implants, instrumentation, and smart technologies for joint replacements.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 1 Mar 2023

Untitled design - 1 - Materialise/Exactech

Stratasys signs agreement with Ricoh USA to provide 3D printed medical models on demand

The collaboration is set to increase access to 3D printed anatomic models for hospitals and clinics. The new service builds on an existing relationship between Ricoh3D for Healthcare and Stratasys to expand access to 3D printed medical models.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 1 Mar 2023

Osseus receives unique FDA indication for 3D printed Pisces-SA ALIF device

Osseus Fusion Systems has been granted what it describes as the first ever FDA standalone indication for an integrated ALIF interbody utilising alternative fixation without the need for supplemental fixation.

By Sam Davies

/ 28 Feb 2023

#120 restor3d CTO Cambre Kelly on achieving scaled personalisation of medical devices with 3D printing

On the latest episode of the Additive Insight podcast, we're joined by restor3d CTO Cambre Kelly who discusses the company's use of 3D printing in healthcare and how it's working towards its vision of scaled personalisation.

By TCT Team

/ 27 Feb 2023

Rapid Shape users to have access to BEGO dental 3D printing materials as companies strike partnership

Rapid Shape and BEGO have announced a partnership that will allow users of the former’s 3D printing systems to process the latter’s Varseo dental materials.

By Sam Davies

/ 27 Feb 2023

Rapid Shape users to have access to BEGO dental 3D printing materials as companies strike partnership

Carbon validates Formlabs Form Wash post-processing technology & launches automated print preparation for dental labs

Carbon has announced the validation of Formlabs' Form Wash post-processing offering with its Digital Light Synthesis (DLS) 3D printers at Lab Day Chicago.

By Sam Davies

/ 24 Feb 2023

Nexa3D adds two new dental resins & launches NexaX Dental Workflow

Nexa3D has announced the launch of two new dental resins alongside its dedicated dental workflow offering at Lab Day 2023 in Chicago.

By Sam Davies

/ 24 Feb 2023

Desktop Health announces global availability of Einstein Pro XL

Desktop Health, the medical 3D printing brand of Desktop Metal, has announced the global availability of the Einstein Pro XL. The company says the system is an affordable, high accuracy, high-throughput 3D printer.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 21 Feb 2023

3D Systems announces Regenerative Tissue Program for surgical reconstruction

3D Systems has announced its Regenerative Tissue Program. The company aims for the program to provide an ‘unparalleled’ solution for surgical procedures requiring reconstruction.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 16 Feb 2023