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3D Systems’ point-of-care technology was successfully used to create a patient-specific 3D-printed cranial implant at the University Hospital Basel (Switzerland).
3D Systems’ point-of-care solution was also successfully used by a team at Salzburg University Hospital to produce a patient-specific cranial implant using VESTAKEEP i4 3DF PEEK by Evonik on 3D Systems’ EXT 220 MED extrusion platform.
The system has also been successfully deployed at the University Hospital Salzburg, for patient-specific implants after decompressive craniectomy.
“We are proud to be at the forefront of this medical revolution, leveraging our expertise in 3D printing to bring tangible benefits to patients,” said Stefan Leonhardt, Director, Medical Devices, 3D Systems. “Our collaboration with hospitals in Europe demonstrates the potential of 3D printing to transform healthcare, and we are excited to continue advancing this technology to address a broader range of medical needs. 3D Systems remains committed to driving innovation in the field of medical 3D printing, working hand in hand with healthcare professionals to enhance patient care and contribute to a brighter, healthier future.”
Source: 3D Systems
