Neurosurgery
Neurosurgery has a wide range of applications, including bone and soft tissue. Using 3D printing, surgeons can reconstruct these tissues individually or in combination and replicate them using similar materials allowing them to prepare and validate their surgical plan. Cutting guides can also be used to remove tumours correctly and replace them with custom 3D-printed titanium implants. These implants provide patients with the best possible solutions. Surgeons can also use custom implants made from various materials, such as bone cement or PMMA (synthetic polymer commonly known as acrylic), to treat significant cranioplasty defects. With 3D printing, pediatric neurosurgery discovered a new solution in cranial helmets to correct infant skull deformities.
Patient Specific
Anatomical Models
We specialize in converting patient-specific 2D CT/MRI/ECHO DICOM data to 3D printed models in multiple materials, opacities, and shore hardness. Our strengths lie in converting patient data across various specialties and through individual and a combination of numerous scanning modes.
Defect Specific
Education and Simulation Models
Medical students need to learn under realistic conditions to be prepared for different situations and provide meticulous care without putting the patient at risk during their training.
R&D and Marketing
for Medical Devices
We work with other medical device companies to create prototypes during their research phase and show real world product applications during their marketing phase.