Lincoln Memorial University, Tennessee (LMU) is to use 3D printed models to train students in veterinary medicine. The technology will be used at LMU’s College of Veterinary Medicine (LMU-CVM). Jason …
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Wyss Institute applies “try before you buy” initiative to 3D printed heart valves
A team from the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University, Massachusetts, have created a 3D printing workflow to predict the performance of artificial heart valves. A …
WiDE 3D printed prosthetic customization receives CE marking
Latvian 3D software company, WiDE, has received a CE mark for its software that helps users to quickly iterate 3D printed prosthesis in new sizes. The standards marking allows WiDE to distribute its s…
3D printing beats traditional screen printing in biosensor for diabetics
Professor Yuehe Lin, assistant professor Arda Gozen and their team at Washington State University (WSU) have leveraged 3D printing to create a more effective glucose screening device. For use by peopl…
University of California San Diego researchers develop “easy-to-use” 3D bioprinting method for living blood vessels
Bioengineers from the University of California San Diego (UCSD) have developed a 3D bioprinting method that integrates natural materials which produce lifelike organ tissue models. The UCSD team used …
Watch: 3D.FAB bioprint “living bandage” within regenerative medicine research project
Clinicians of various specialties require autologous implantable tissues to repair and replace damaged tissue caused by diseases or trauma. With 3D bioprinting it is possible to manufacture such tissu…
Radiological Society of North America post guidelines for 3D printed anatomic models
A special interest group of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) has posted a set of guidelines, suggesting standard approaches for 3D printing in healthcare. Recognizing the need for evid…
GE Healthcare partnership with VA Puget Sound to improve medical 3D printing
GE Healthcare and VA Puget Sound Health Care System have announced a partnership aimed at improving clinical outcomes and medical treatment for veterans. Under a research agreement, GE Healthcare will…
Materialise greenlights Ultimaker S5 for medical 3D printing
Dutch 3D printer manufacturer, Ultimaker, has announced that the Ultimaker S5 FDM/FFF printer has received Materialise certification. Materialise tested the compatibility of the Ultimaker S5 for FDA a…
University of Wollongong launches TRICEP medical 3D printing and bioprinting initiative
3D bioprinting and anatomical modeling is poised to take a significant step forward at the University of Wollongong (UOW), Australia. Through the collaboration of two expert facilities within the univ…