3D Printing in Medicine – Preoperative Planning and Customized Medical Devices
Industry Background
Orthopedics, dentistry, and oncology face growing demand for personalized devices that traditional manufacturing cannot deliver with patient-specific precision. The lack of physical models in surgical planning increases risks in complex procedures.
Solutions
SLA printing uses patient CT/MRI data 1:1 to produce bone and vascular models for pre-surgical planning and team collaboration. Combined with dental-grade photoresin, it can fabricate aligner molds and surgical guides with accuracy better than ±0.1mm.
Achieve Results
Surgical planning efficiency improved by 50%, with significantly reduced risks for complex procedures; orthodontic aligner base models achieve precision better than ±0.1mm, raising patient satisfaction to 98%.
Recommended Models
3DSL-360/3DSL-600
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