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Design for medical 3D printing is not just new software. It reinvents the current design thinking behind medical device innovations, removing many traditional manufacturing constraints. 3D printing (earlier also known as rapid prototyping) is particularly complementary to design thinking, where an iterative approach is required to solve complex problems. Also, unlike conventional methods, 3D printing allows for unprecedented customization and precision, enabling the creation of devices more tailored to individual patients’ specific anatomy or needs, which are typically more costly and sometimes even impossible with traditional manufacturing processes. In this virtual event, we aim to bring together the most active 3D printing software providers, engineers, and medical 3D printing designers to share their insights and updates on our existing toolkits for medical 3D printing design, best cost-effective practices, and future growth areas. We invite everyone motivated to learn, network, and collaborate in future medical innovations to join this critical (and brainy) conversation. 

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3D printing (or additive manufacturing) has become an innovative driving force in orthotics and prosthetics (O&P), allowing for highly customized, precise, and affordable solutions. 3D printing also reduces production time, enabling rapid prototyping and faster turnaround for patients, which can be particularly beneficial for growing children or those requiring adjustments. Although traditional methods are still widely used, more clinicians increasingly integrate 3D printing into their daily practices as the economics of using 3D technologies improves. Furthermore, because 3D printing can be performed in-house or locally, logistics costs and lead times are reduced, providing patients faster service and fewer fitting sessions. For practitioners and clinics, this means a more efficient business model, allowing for a quicker return on investment, lower overhead, and the ability to affordably serve a growing number of patients. Join us for our annual 3DHEALS O&P event and a panel of experts from the clinics, industry, startup, and non-profit organizations. Explore where the next growth opportunity is. We will also use this opportunity to fundraise for our non-profit organization Victoria Hand Project.

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3D technologies for treating spinal diseases, especially degenerative diseases, are becoming a sub-universe within the orthopedic sphere. In this event, we will invite experts working on the research and commercialization of spinal devices, from software to hardware to service providers, to discuss how big and deep 3D printing is in this industry.

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Integrating 3D printing and biofabrication in breast implants and reconstruction represents a significant innovation in medical technology. Using biocompatible materials and designs, 3D printing, and tissue engineering techniques, these implants can potentially mimic natural tissue more closely, reducing complications and improving aesthetic outcomes. This technology also allows for the regeneration of breast tissue, offering a groundbreaking approach to reconstructive and cosmetic surgery. The convergence of 3D printing and biofabrication is poised to revolutionize the future of breast reconstruction surgery.

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3D technologies for treating spinal diseases, especially degenerative diseases, are becoming a sub-universe within the orthopedic sphere. In this event, we will invite experts working on the research and commercialization of spinal devices, from software to hardware to service providers, to discuss how big and deep 3D printing is in this industry.

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This annual virtual event dedicated to biomaterials and material science for 3D printing implants, medical devices, and biofabrication presents a unique and compelling opportunity for individuals across various disciplines to delve into the cutting-edge advancements shaping the future of healthcare. With the demand for innovative solutions in implantology and tissue engineering on the rise, this event serves as a pivotal platform for researchers, engineers, clinicians, entrepreneurs, and industry professionals to explore the latest breakthroughs and methodologies in biomaterials science. Attendees will have the chance to gain invaluable insights into the development of novel materials, fabrication techniques, and biofunctionalization strategies tailored for applications in 3D printing implants, medical devices, and biofabrication. From elucidating the fundamental properties of biomaterials to showcasing innovative approaches for enhancing biocompatibility, mechanical properties, and bioactivity of implants, this event offers a comprehensive overview of the current state-of-the-art in material science for medical applications. Moreover, the virtual format ensures accessibility to a global audience, facilitating networking opportunities and knowledge exchange among professionals from diverse backgrounds and regions.

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One key player in the 3D technology space in medicine is AR/VR/MR (augmented reality, virtual reality, mixed reality). Parallel to the advancement of 3D printing, but on a somewhat divergent path, these technologies are increasingly popular with clinical end users, with applications ranging from education, telemedicine, surgical planning, intra-operative guidance, and even immersive therapy for mental illness. With the premiere of many new, more user-friendly hardware supporting AR/VR/MR from the big tech and the rising force of artificial intelligence, these technologies are no longer just complementary; they are becoming a force to be reckoned with in future healthcare. Check out our recording of  our past event on this exciting subject, where we invited innovators, clinicians, researchers, and entrepreneurs to showcase the almost infinite possibilities in which these technologies drive innovation and improve healthcare outcomes. You are not going to get this content elsewhere.

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This just dropped! #podcast This past Saturday, I had a pleasant visit from Dr. Mohit Chhaya, CEO and co-founder of BellaSeno, a startup in Leipzig, Germany, working on #3Dprintedimplants for soft tissues and bone. We had some nice green tea and pastries and chatted about many things from his worldly experiences of residing in four countries and #GameofThrones, as well as the joy of reading. However, more importantly, we chatted about his company, technologies, vision and ambition, and a little military strategy and history. Enjoy!

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Book suggestion: Alexander the Great and the Logistics of the Macedonian Army
Reconstruction of an Extensive Segmental Radial Shaft Bone Defect by Vascularized 3D-Printed Graft Cage

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Join a group of passionate international experts to learn about innovative biomaterials, the changing regulatory landscape, and what we can learn from failed 3D-printed implants. Please register now to be part of this inspiring conversation that promises to reshape how we think about orthopedic care.

Here we answer some "burning questions":
1. Why is 3D printing important in the orthopedic implant industry?
2. What is the most likely future trend in metamaterial?
3. How much does implant lattice design matter in optimizing bone growth?
4. How to navigate the regulatory pathway of a new 3D printed implant? 
5. What is the future of 3D-printed bioceramic implants? 
And much more. 

https://3dheals.com/courses/3d-printed-orthopedics-implants/
Brian's slides: https://3dheals.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/8-1-24-SiNAPTIC-and-3DHEALS-Podcast_Scheer-v3-1.pdf

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Perhaps one of the most important topics in the 3D printing industry right now.
Led by clinical and technical experts from major institutions in the US, EU, and Singapore, this event aims to update all stakeholders on everything about point-of-care 3D printing. From personalized surgical tools to anatomical models for preoperative planning, participants will discover how this technology is revolutionizing patient care by bringing manufacturing capabilities directly to the bedside. Speakers and the audience will join a conversation on the current status and future direction of this new way of care delivery.
 

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