3D Printing in Medicine
Researchers have created tiny robots in the form of 3D printed microfish, programmed to detect and remove toxins from liquid.
A doctor in the Gaza Strip had developed a cheap but fully functional 3d printed stethoscope, outperforming expensive proprietary solutions.
Science & technology projects benefit from crowdfunding. But 3D printed medicine? For unwary backers there may be a bitter pill to swallow.
Boston woman raises animal-love to a whole new level with a $2,500 3D printed chicken prosthetic. Leading candidate for Mother Hen of Year.
Easy-to-swallow pills from Aprecia are the newest -- and potentially the most practical -- application for 3D printing in medicine.
YouBionic is a startup that make intensive use of open source hardware components and advanced 3D Printing processes. Their first prototype is an artificial hand that is fully capable of independent movement for each finger, featuring 11 individual joints which enable it take up a wide range of set positions
Two-year-old toddler Violet was born with a rare deformity. Her plastic surgeon used 3D printing to help her.
3D printed Organoids could reduce animal testing drastically and help scientists develop faster. Meet the "Body on a Chip".
All3DP.com talked to Dr. Gabor Forgacs, Organovo, about his perspective on 3D printing industry - today and tomorrow.
23 year old Syrian Mohammed lost his jaw when he was hit by a projectile in Syrian civil war. Doctors at the Haifa Rambam Hospital replaced his shattered jaw by a 3D-printed Titanium prosthesis.
Bioprinting takes organic materials to form tissues and organs. Find out what‘s possible in this fascinating medical field today.