Hypertrophic scars (HS) are fibrotic proliferative diseases that develop after deep skin
injuries caused by trauma, burns, and surgery. Traditional treatment methods include both …

Hypertrophic scars (HS) are considered to be the greatest unmet challenge in wound and
burn rehabilitation. The most common treatment for HS is pressure therapy, but pressure …

Surgical skill of the surgeon can be improved by surgical simulation. Especially in
ophthalmology, it is impossible to use real human/non-human primate eyes for …

Background/aim: We evaluated the feasibility of producing splints with 3D printer technology
to prevent contractures in burned children in our clinical prospective study. Materials and …

This study examines a mixed methods experiment, evaluating the impact of 3D printing on
Occupational Therapy student's self-reported technology efficacy levels, before and after an …

Application of additive manufacturing (AM)/three-dimensional (3D) printing has been a very
hot area of research in recent years. The fast and easy way to get the desired product and …

Purpose The purpose of the paper was to present a specific case study of how 3D printing
was introduced in the chest wall construction process of a specific patient with unique …

Major that often associated with prosthetic leg are poor comfort and high cost. The study is
conducted to construct custom-made passive below knee prosthesis and to analyse the …

Diabetes is a chronic health condition affecting approximately 10.5% of the global adult
population (537 million people)(Sun et al. 2022). The progressive nature of diabetes can …

Hypertrophic scars (HS) is one of the most cutaneous complications in wound and burn
rehabilitation. In China, over 350, 00 burn injuries require hospitalisation every year. Due to …