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#TheLattice this week ISSUE #94 https://3dheals.com/the-lattice-94-healthcare-3d-printing-newsletter The Lattice is 3DHEALS weekly recap of the latest news, publications, events in the world of healthcare 3D printing, and 3D Bioprinting. Have a cool 3D printed Lattice photo to share with us? Tag us @3dheals on Instagram or Twitter. Made it to the list this week: @MaterialiseNV #Allegro3D @JRIOrthopaedics @carbon
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#repost @righettiodt Splint chirurgici in resina biocompatibile classe II #nextdent #orthorigid #trasparentblue
#repost @formlabs 3D printed indirect bonding trays reduce chair time and increase patient comfort by placing all of the brackets or entire quadrants at once. With IBT Resin, appliances are easy to plan, easy to use, and easy to remove.
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#IBT #IBTResin #FormlabsDental #Formlabs #Form3B #Dentalgram #DigitalDentistry #3Dprinter #3Dprinting #3DP #DigitalWorkflow #Dental #DentalAssistant #Orthodontics #Orthodontist #Orthodontists #PracticeManagement #Technology #3dOrthodontics #Braces #Resin #Innovation #DigitalOrthodontics #biocompatible
#repost @stratasys The Spotted Lanternfly is an invasive species native to Eastern Asia that threatens the Northeastern United States. @sunynewpaltz and @ccecornell plan to circulate these 3D printed models to raise awareness in the state of New York.
Printed on the J8 Series. Link in bio to learn more.
#repost @omasik_biomedik DICOM ➡️ STL ➡️ modelo háptic 3D
Modelo hápticos 3D impreso utilizando tecnología FDM.
Se usaron extrusores duales independientes para tener un modelo de dos colores, para otorgar una mayor apreciación espacio- visual en la mandíbula.
3D printing surgical application, using dual extruders.
#surgicalplanning #3dprintingmedical #3dprintinghealthcare #3dprinting
#orthognathicsurgery #maxillofacialsurgery #cirugiaortognatica #cirugiaoralymaxilofacial #surgery #impresion3d
#repost @skin.alliance 🧫Jérémie Soeur, PhD 🇫🇷 @LOreal Research & Innovation ➡️ Current projects in reconstructed skin research models🔬 ⤵️
💬 It's key to develop models with biomechanical properties similar or close to the normal human skin, to address the question of firmness of the skin for example.
Check our IGTV channel ➡️
Link to full interview in our bio!
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#repost @spoonful_of_sarah This is Mat Bowtell.
Mat got made redundant as an automotive engineer and used his entire redundancy payout to create @free3dhands.
He creates assistive hand devices using 3D printers at a fraction of the cost of equivalent products and sends them to children who need them for FREE (see Wall of Smiles behind us).
Instead of patenting his designs for profit, Mat has made them open source so anyone in the world can recreate them for children in need.
His factory is solar powered and the assistive hand devices are made from compostible plastics - his bionic hand design even includes household parts coming in at $100 versus the $30,000 they can cost otherwise.
Mat is our yayborhood watch hero for this week on @seize_the_yay and his story is absolutely worth a listen. Thank you so much to Steph Ippel for nominating him. Link in bio now 👏🏼
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Expert's Corner
3DHEALS Instagram Live Recording: Dental 3D Printing with Innov3D Founder Dr. Mayra Vasques
A picture is worth a thousand words. We had the pleasure to interview Dr. Mayra Vasques, founder of Innov3D, an educator, and a passionate technologist for the adoption of dental 3D printing. In this episode, we focused on an application that inspired her journey: a 3D printed nightguard, which was also relevant to her Ph.D. thesis. We also answered live audience questions, including how the adoption differs between small and large dental labs. Dr. Vasques reveals some facts not commonly known to the public.
3DHEALS IG Live: William Harley, Healthcare 3D Printing Ecosystem in Melbourne (Recording)
What is the Australian and Melbourne healthcare 3D Printing/ Bioprinting ecosystem like? Look no further than our Melbourne community manager William Harley, who not only has been keeping a close eye on local trends and happenings but also has a deep understanding of the scientific aspects of the development. In this episode, we learned a little about Bill's research on acoustic assisted bioprinting, local leaders on the commercial side of healthcare 3D printing, and major funding entities. Of course, we also highlighted the upcoming Melbourne virtual event and How he picked speakers for this event. (Free event, almost sold out.) During the live Q&A session, we talked a little about getting a Ph.D. and being a scientist.
3DHEALS IG Live Recordings: 3D Printing in Veterinary Medicine with Richard Doerer
Richard Doerer, founder of Modl3DVet, also a 25 year veteran in 3D printing shared his recent works and vision for the future veterinary medicine 3D printing market with Jenny Chen. Ranging from anatomical surgical model, military/police dog training device, to educational tools, Richard showed us a new burgeoning market that has been accelerated since the pandemic. Many questions are still unanswered, and he highlighted the importance of the upcoming 3DHEALS March virtual event: https://3d-heals.com/3d-printing-in-veterinary-practice (Registration to this live webinar is free by the way).
Newborns, Warriors, Unicorns, Winners: Commercialization of Healthcare 3D Printing In 2020
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Financial Issues of 3D Printing in Hospitals - Guide 4/5
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Materials for Metal 3D Printing Implants
Morphology and composition have a direct effect on the final implant microstructure. The microstructure has great importance in the implant strength. The smaller the material crystals are, the more grains there are, and consequently more internal boundaries. Internal boundaries lead to bigger resistance to the atom’s mobility, which is related to strength When material failures, normally happen by cracking, cracks are generally initiated by irregular pores, rounded pores usually do not initiate cracks, so control feedstock is mandatory to control the process-induced porosity and cracking.
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