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Source Title: Effective use of 3D printing in the Innovation Process

Authors: Marina Candi & Ahmad Beltagui

Publisher : Elsevier

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March 2019

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3D printing is rapidly approaching a critical juncture in health care. The technology has shown success in improving surgical techniques through the development of organ models, bone and joint implants and precision instruments. Research is also underway to use the technology to manufacture medications, skin tissue and organs. These developments, along with the fact that medical device manufacturers are making ever greater use of 3D printing to drive down costs and more consistently meet supply demands have more provider organizations taking a closer look at the technology (American Hospital Association).

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Medics: 3D printing medical models to make surgery safer

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1. Personalized Medical Devices and Patient-Specific Implants

2. Just-In-Time Manufacturing Approach to On-Demand Devices

3. Rapid Medical Prototyping

(Shim, 2023)

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1. 3D Printing Process Is Not Eco-Friendly

2. Limited Options of 3D Printing Material

3. Inconsistent Quality of 3D-Printed Objects

(Shim, 2023)

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Marina Candi, Ahmad Beltagui, Effective use of 3D printing in the innovation process, Technovation, Volumes 80–81, 2019, Pages 63-73, ISSN 0166-4972,

Shim KW. Medical Applications of 3D Printing and Standardization Issues. Brain Tumor Res Treat. 2023 Jul;11(3):159-165. doi: 10.14791/btrt.2023.0001. PMID: 37550814; PMCID: PMC10409621.

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3D printing in healthcare shows enormous promise for revolutionizing medical equipment production, drug creation, and personalized medical services, with examples including cost-effective prosthetics, implants and organs. The future of 3D printing in healthcare is endless. This innovation allows for cost-effective personalization to each patient and their case. 3D printing presents unique opportunities for biomedical research and medical product development. I think 3D printing is the future of healthcare.

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