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The 3D printing industry has been a leading high-tech in the last few years. As well as being widely used to protect ancient cultural relics in aerospace, manufacturing and other fields, the 3D-printing technology is continuously released in medical industry. Its value alone has an unlimited market. Here are the details:
Medical models and surgical guides can be customized using 3D printed medical models
To create a medical model, you can perform three-dimensional modelling based on CT or MRI images of the patient before the operation. You then print out the model using a 3-D printer. The 3D printed model allows the doctor to visualize the three dimensional structure of surgical site in advance of the operation. It helps plan the surgery. This is especially useful for complex surgeries as it reduces the risks and increases the success rates.
Applications of 3D Printing in Dentistry
Dental clinics, laboratories and dentists need to take into consideration the cost of dental restorations and treatments. To improve efficiency and lower costs, many forward-thinking dental clinics have adopted digital dental technology. Recently, software-based dental restorations have gained popularity. Digital dental technology coupled with 3D printing offers high precision and efficiency at a low cost.
Applications of 3D Printing in Medical Device Manufacturing
The manufacturing of medical devices is similar to other products. For the verification of design, prototypes must be produced during the product development stage. Metal 3D-printing technology has now surpassed prototypes in medical device manufacturing. For example, during the repair of an anterior cruciate knee ligament injury, the doctor first has to remove any remaining anterior ligament and then precisely replace the graft. In order to achieve accuracy and minimize invasiveness, doctors must use a sophisticated surgical tool. This nickel-chromium alloy is a hard-to-process metal. Traditional machining is required to make the tool, which takes a lot of time and costs a lot. In this situation, metal 3D-printing technology is more appropriate for manufacturing.
Use of 3D printing for manufacturing medicines
Three-dimensional printing has an impact on pharmaceuticals in four ways: first, it allows for personalized customization of active ingredients; second, it allows patients to have personalized treatment plans. The layer-by-layer method of printing allows different coatings, such as a substance’s maximum dosage, to be tightly incorporated into a single tablet. Patients can then take a smaller number of tablets. 3D-printing technology can be used to print various shapes that are appealing to children who do not like taking medicine.
(aka. Technology Co. Ltd., a global leader in chemical materials and nanomaterials with over 12 year’s experience as a supplier of super-high-quality chemicals. The 3D-printing powder that we produce is of high purity and has a low impurity level. Contact us if you need to.
Medical models and surgical guides can be customized using 3D printed medical models
To create a medical model, you can perform three-dimensional modelling based on CT or MRI images of the patient before the operation. You then print out the model using a 3-D printer. The 3D printed model allows the doctor to visualize the three dimensional structure of surgical site in advance of the operation. It helps plan the surgery. This is especially useful for complex surgeries as it reduces the risks and increases the success rates.
Dental clinics, laboratories and dentists need to take into consideration the cost of dental restorations and treatments. To improve efficiency and lower costs, many forward-thinking dental clinics have adopted digital dental technology. Recently, software-based dental restorations have gained popularity. Digital dental technology coupled with 3D printing offers high precision and efficiency at a low cost.
Applications of 3D Printing in Medical Device Manufacturing
The manufacturing of medical devices is similar to other products. For the verification of design, prototypes must be produced during the product development stage. Metal 3D-printing technology has now surpassed prototypes in medical device manufacturing. For example, during the repair of an anterior cruciate knee ligament injury, the doctor first has to remove any remaining anterior ligament and then precisely replace the graft. In order to achieve accuracy and minimize invasiveness, doctors must use a sophisticated surgical tool. This nickel-chromium alloy is a hard-to-process metal. Traditional machining is required to make the tool, which takes a lot of time and costs a lot. In this situation, metal 3D-printing technology is more appropriate for manufacturing.
Use of 3D printing for manufacturing medicines
Three-dimensional printing has an impact on pharmaceuticals in four ways: first, it allows for personalized customization of active ingredients; second, it allows patients to have personalized treatment plans. The layer-by-layer method of printing allows different coatings, such as a substance’s maximum dosage, to be tightly incorporated into a single tablet. Patients can then take a smaller number of tablets. 3D-printing technology can be used to print various shapes that are appealing to children who do not like taking medicine.
(aka. Technology Co. Ltd., a global leader in chemical materials and nanomaterials with over 12 year’s experience as a supplier of super-high-quality chemicals. The 3D-printing powder that we produce is of high purity and has a low impurity level. Contact us if you need to.