Threedimensional (3D) printing refers to a number of manufacturing technologies that
generate a physical model from digital information. Medical 3D printing was once an …

Abstract Three-dimensional (3D) printing enables the production of anatomically matched
and patient-specific devices and constructs with high tunability and complexity. It also allows …

The growth and development in the biomedical field are very essential for the sustainable
and holistic well-being of our entire society. The shortage of patient-specific products is the …

Abstract 3D printing is an additive manufacturing method that can build objects directly from
a computational model. Unlike traditional manufacturing methods such as milling and …

Abstract Different three-dimensional (3D) printing techniques are being increasingly used to
produce medical apparatus due to their ability to print intended designs with high …

There is a growing demand for customised, biocompatible, and sterilisable components in
the medical business. 3D Printing is a disruptive technology for healthcare and provides …

Among the various manufacturing processes currently in use by the industry, 3D printing
stands out as a unique additive technique. It enables the creation of three-dimensional solid …

Highlights•The development of new printable biomaterials supports new medical
applications.•Implants are individualized to each patient's anatomy using additive …

The additive manufacturing (AM) technology is seen as a flexible manufacturing method with
potential for substantial innovations to produce medical devices and instrumentation …

Abstract 3D printing technology evolved in the 1980s, but has made great strides in the last
decade from both a cost and accessibility standpoint. While most printers are employed for …