toolcraft has collaborated with the Institute of Production Engineering and Machine Tools (IFW) at Leibniz University to 3D print a surgical bone drill.
Materialise has provided its 3D imaging and printing solutions to numerous medical professions across the United States to analyse and select ideal patients for clinical trials based on their anatomy.
3D Systems has launched a new certified partner program which focuses on providing secure, premium services for medical device additive manufacturing companies.
EnvisionTEC, a leading manufacturer of desktop and industrial 3D printing platforms, has announced a disposable material tray for a range of its desktop machines.
Belinda Gatland, a British expat who had her leg amputated nearly 20 years after a serious horse riding accident, has become the first person in the Gulf Region to receive a fully 3D printed prosthetic leg.
NIDEK Technologies has been using Stratasys’ Objet 500 Connex3 3D printing platform to accelerate clinical trial evaluations of it vision diagnostics systems.
SmarTech Publishing has published its first ever true industry opportunity deep dive market research report on the growing additive orthopaedics industry.
A doctor at Texas A&M's Veterinary School found a novel way of using 3D printing to make an impossible form of cancer treatment, possible for a dog named, Cootie.
TCT Magazine speaks to Monica Laronda PhD, a co-author of a study which has tested 3D printed ovary implant scaffolds on mice, with a view to using the same method on humans.
Protosthetics, a company which takes advantage of open source hardware 3D printers to produce prosthetics and orthotics, has brought its affordable solutions to market with a cluster of LulzBot machines.
