UK MP & Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for the Department of Health, Nicola Blackwood,

By Paul Fotheringham30th March 2017

3D printing could reduce a lot of challenges we have with training. It is obviously beneficial for the patient, obviously beneficial for the clinician and obviously beneficial for our health systems in terms of reducing costs and reducing complications.

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$3D model of complex ankle fracture$

3D model of complex ankle fracture

3D printed club foot model

3D printed club foot model

Multiple hereditary exostoses on the knee showing the popliteal artery

Multiple hereditary exostoses on patient's knee

Combined CT and MRI spinal cord model

Combined CT and MRI spinal cord model

Congenital spinal kyphoscoliosis model in 3D polyamide

Congenital spinal kyphoscoliosis in sterilisable material

Atrial model showing the conduction system commissioned by JMU

Atrial model showing conduction system

Atrial appendage print commissioned by JMU

Atrial appendage print in ultra high quality

Postoperative ventricular septal defect blood volume model

Post-operative ventricular septal defect blood volume

Surgeons discussing a pulmonary artery blockage

Surgeons discussing a pulmonary artery blockage

Skull models in plaster and ABS

Skulls in bone-like material for simulation

3D printed heart with Septal Occluder

Heart segment with deployed septal occluder

Portion of lumbar spine with removable spacer indicated in blue.

Lumbar spine model with removable spacer cage

Using polywood with specific parameters, lifelike models can be 3D printed for pre-surgical drilling, chiselling or reaming.

Hemipelvis and femur in bone like material

Partially fused spine with contrast metalwork to plan revision surgery. Pedicle screw instrumentation and spinal rod shown in blue.

Post-operative spine model for revision surgery

Healthy heart model showing the internal heart volume with deoxygenated blood shown in blue and oxygenated blood in red.

Systemic pulmonary circulation model

Heart with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy with cut away to see inside

Heart with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

Contrasted aortic thrombus in red and translucent.

3D printed model of contrasted aortic thrombus

3D printed craniofacial plate

3D virtual model of cranial plate

Multi colour model showing the trachea with the hyoid bone, the thyroid cartilage, the cricoid cartilage and the tumor

Trachea/hyoid bone/thyroid/cricoid cartilage/tumour

Intra operative use of an anatomical model of the mandible

Intra operative use of sterile mandible model

Silicon facial prosthetic

Silicone 3D printed facial prosthetic

Multi-colour 3D model showing the cardiac conduction system

3D model showing the cardiac conduction system

Educational model showing the large intestine, aorta and IVC, bladder, prostate and urethra

Intestine/aorta/IVC/bladder/prostate/urethra

Patient-specific cutting guides, prior to reconstruction with a fibula free-flap. Teeth roots and nerves are avoided.

Patient-specific cutting guides for fibula free-flap reconstruction

Patient-specific fibula guide. The guide allows the surgeon to harvest the fibula flap exactly as planned, by guiding the ideal cutting planes.

3D model of a patient-specific fibula guide

Patient-specific reconstruction plate. The plate is designed based on the surgical simulation and is then 3D printed. No adaption is needed during the surgery as the plate perfectly fit the reconstruction and patient’s anatomy.

Patient-specific reconstruction plate

3D model of infant's respiratory system

3D printed liver phantom for dosimetry calculations

3D printed PCL scaffolds for use with bioprinting

3D printed femurs with optimised internal topologies

3D printed orbital titanium implant

3D printed model of rats lungs for blast wave research

3D Printed blood volume model, printed in ABS in order to reference the complex internal anatomy of the heart

3D printed blood volume model

Scaled up paediatric heart model 3D printed in soft Agilus material, to simulate the Senning Procedure

Operable 3D printed paediatric heart model

Paediatric foot model, 3D printed in sterilisable and translucent MED610 for pre-surgical planning

Paediatric foot model, 3D printed in sterilisable & biocompatible material

3D printed paediatric model of the humerus and associated vasculature

3D printed paediatric model humerus/vasculature

3D printed paediatric hip model, complete with metalwork, printed in an operable material for presurgical planning and simulation

3D printed paediatric hip model, complete with metalwork

3D printed ribs and scapula for pre-surgical planning

3D printed model of thigh fascia

3D printed model of liver vasculature in relation to tumour

3D printed model of liver vasculature in relation to tumour

Advanced 3D printed silicone hypospadia simulator

Advanced 3D printed silicone hypospadia simulator

Abnormal blood flow model

Abnormal blood flow model

3D printed heart cross-section showing mitral valve calcification

3D printed heart cross-section showing mitral valve calcification

3D printed complex wrist model

3D printed complex wrist model

3D printed complex spine case

3D printed scoliosis spine model for planning

3D printed scoliosis spine model for planning

3D printed liver phantom for dosimetry calculations

3D printed liver phantom for dosimetry calculations

3D silicone / hybrid printed anuyerism trainer

3D silicone printed gall bladder trainer

Surgeon using a 3D printed model to plan

3D printed femur and surgical guide

3D printed highly realistic upper body prosthetic

3D printed complex trainer for laproscopy procedures

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