How can insurers begin to reimburse medical 3D printing? Andy Christensen, Chair of RSNA, the 3D printing special interest group, details the process and criteria unfolding behind-the-scenes. He also shares thoughts on hospitals doing 3D printing in house, including regenerative and metal printing.

Aesthetics are important in cranio-maxillofacial surgery, but not as important as precision. In this episode, we discuss with Dr. Thomas Kofod why planning, artificial intelligence, and even engineers in the operating room make a critical difference in personalized care.

Even when you plan perfectly, surprises can happen during surgery. Sebastien Henri explains how augmented reality (AR) can guide us with new ways to visualize procedures and shares how the possibilities of AR extend even further, thanks to the data it generates.

Face transplants may sound like they only have lasting benefits for one person — the patient receiving a new face. But speaking with Alyssa Glennon in this episode, we learn about the key insights and discoveries from the surgery that have benefits in many areas of medicine.