Materialise gets Class 1 approval for pre-surgery planning device.
3D Systems introduces the only hands-on, complete procedural training simulator for robotic surgery skills.
Materialise helps helps 16-year-old patient with a heart tumour by creating a 3D printed HeartPrint model.
FATHOM creates way of incorporating social media into cast for a broken arm.
A realistic human heart has been 3D printed at Nottingham Trent University to help teach trainee doctors and surgeons.
Arcam acquires strategic partner DiSanto Technology to manufacture advanced EBM based medical implants.
Materialise works with hand specialist Dr. Verstreken to improve the lives of children with complex forearm fractures.
3D virtual reality surgical simulation leaders Simbionix, has been fully acquired by 3D Systems.
Hospitals in the UK are implementing Stratasys 3D printing technology from Replica 3DM to improve pre-surgery procedures.
Scientists at Louisiana Tech University have developed a method for creating antibiotic implants that are absorbed by the body on desktop 3D printers.
Oxford Performance Materials, Inc. has just announced the approval of its 3D printed OsteoFab Patient Specific Facial Device, the first and only 3D polymeric implant to be cleared by the FDA for use with facial reconstruction.