Just published! #FromAcademia New #DrugDelivery Strategies: #3DPrinted #Microneedles, #Microfluidics, #PorousTantalum https://buff.ly/3s0IFb7⠀
In this issue of “From Academia”, we included three recent publications introducing innovative ways to deliver drugs. In the first article, the researchers demonstrated 3DMNMEMS, a novel device that combines 3D printing, microneedles (MNs), and Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS). This device allows for versatile and controllable transdermal drug delivery, for example, the delivery of insulin. In the second article, the authors presented a one-step fabrication process of a microfluidic chip for drug dissolution assays based on 3D printing technology. The authors suggest that this method could be a reliable tool for drug release assays during the early research stages. The final publication is a review article focusing on past publications discussing the current applications of 3D-printed porous tantalum (3D-P-p-Ta), a novel drug delivery strategy, in drug delivery systems to repair hard tissue defects, as well as the limitations of existing data and potential future research directions.
Just published! #FromAcademia #Radiology and #3DPrinting: #Voxelated #3DPrint Characterization, #Phantom for #Radiotherapy https://buff.ly/3t4wLyk⠀
In this issue of “From Academia”, we included two publications that connect the world of radiology and medical 3D printing in very creative ways. In the first article, the authors use an ultrasonic elastography technique that⠀
measures the effective density and the dynamic bulk modulus elastography (EBME) of 3D printed anatomical models using voxelated materials and 3D printed by J750 DAP. This could have important implications for future quality control of 3D printed medical devices using the voxel print technique. In the second article, The researchers demonstrated an inexpensive method of reproducing a full spectrum of adult bone-like anthropomorphic femur phantom slab using a new interlace deposition extrusion method of standard PLA and Fe-PLA filaments. This model can achieve the required CT appearance (based on HU) for a range of bony structures and soft tissues while providing patient-specificity. Such phantom has applications in surgical guidance, diagnostic imaging, as well as end-to-end dosimetry in radiotherapy.
Just published! #FromAcademia #3DPrinting Contact #Lenses, #Optics, and Visualization #Microsope https://buff.ly/3uIDrml In this issue of “From Academia”, we included four recent research publications related to “seeing”, including articles focusing on how to create smart contact lenses, cornea, glass optics, and microscope leveraging 3D printing technologies. In the first article, researchers presented a way to create hydrogel-based contact lenses that can have biosensing capabilities, including sensing eye blinking (peristaltic pressure), PH, and Na+ level, adding another tool to the future wearable market. In the second article, researchers demonstrated how additive manufacturing of gradient index (GRIN) silica-titania glass via direct ink writing method could potentially create a variety of conventional and unconventional optical functions in a flat glass component with no surface curvature. In the third article, the researchers described a way to create a 3D corneal stroma using an orthogonally oriented pure electro-compacted collagen (EC). The researchers believe this technique could potentially be used to create a future full-thickness corneal replacement. In the final article, the authors presented UC2 (You. See. Too.), a low-cost, 3D-printed, open-source, modular microscopy toolbox. The authors demonstrate its versatility by realizing a complete microscope development cycle from concept to experimental phase and aim to develop an open standard in optics to facilitate interfacing with various complementary platforms. “From Academia” features recent, relevant, close to commercialization academic publications. Subjects include but not limited to healthcare 3D printing, 3D bioprinting, and related emerging technologies.
#repost @materialisenv Ventilators are an essential item in the coronavirus pandemic - and critically under-supplied. We developed a 3D-printed, non-invasive solution to help healthcare professionals deliver oxygen and create high positive pressure for their patients without the use of mechanical ventilators.
#PEEPmask #ventilatorshortage #corona #coronavirus #covid19 #3dprinting
#repost @replicare3d Protótipo de Mandíbula e Maxila. Este biomodelo feito em FDM mostra ausência do côndilo esquerdo e deformidades dos contornos da mandíbula. Ele foi utilizado para o planejamento da reconstrução cirúrgica.
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#mandibula #maxila #bucomaxilo #ortognatica #face #condilo #reconstrução #planejamento #cirurgiaplástica #cirurgiareparadora
#medicina3d #medicalmodel #medical3dprinting #medicine #replicare #planejamentocirúrgico #surgicalplanning #bucomaxilofacial #impressao3d
#bioprinting #collagen #repost @osteovitabiotecnologia Membrana de colágeno marinho manufaturada por impressão 3D: inovação no tratamento de queimaduras #engenharia de tecidos #biotecnologia #unifesp
#repost @osteovitabiotecnologia Recentemente recebemos nossa nova impressora 3D. Ela nos permitirá avançar nos estudos, técnicas e projetos que desenvolvemos aqui no nosso laboratório.
A impressão 3D é um assunto crescente e que traz avanço tecnológico para a Engenharia de Tecidos, nos possibilitando criar estruturas que auxiliam na aceleração do processo de reparo no organismo.
#3dbioprinting #bioimpressao3d #engenhariadetecidos #ciênciaetecnologia
#repost @trendgoldbinderdental Herstellung von Bohrschablonen, einfach und höchst präzise.
In der "Nauta" - Software werden die zu druckenden Objekte supportet. Der Druck erfolgte mit unserem XFAB2500PD. Das Postprocessing erledigt unser "Trendwash" - Gerät.
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#repost @ultraclearalign Something tells me it’s a bank holiday weekend ...
Busy busy busy in the lab today finalising aligner cases before the Easter weekend 🐣
Once the aligners have had a quality check they’ll be packaged up, ready to be dispatched when we re-open next week!
#ultraclearalign #invisiblealigners #clearaligners #aligners #clearbraces #orthodontic #braces #straightteeth #perfectsmile #dental #cosmeticdentistry #3Ddentistry #digitaldentistry #3shape #3shapetrios #trios #triosready #essex #london #nextdent #5100 #iteroready
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