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Medical 3D Printing: Publications and Resources

Summary: The Disabled World compilation of Medical 3D Printing publications offers a comprehensive resource covering diverse applications, breakthroughs, and products in the field. This collection includes peer-reviewed articles, research papers, and news releases from reputable institutions and organizations. Topics range from bioprinting human heart cells in space to creating affordable prosthetic limbs, 3D-printed brain models for surgical practice, and tactile maps for the visually impaired. These publications provide valuable insights into the rapidly evolving world of medical 3D printing, offering potential benefits for people with disabilities, seniors, and healthcare professionals. The database serves as an informative tool for those interested in cutting-edge medical technologies and their impact on improving quality of life and healthcare outcomes.

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Medical 3D Printing: Publications and Resources
Title of
Document
Paper
Author
Peer
Review
Preface / PostfaceReference
Number
Publish
Date
Updated / Revised
Human Heart Cells Printed with 3D Bioprinter on International Space StationTechshot Inc.DW-A0137502020/01/07
3D Printed Copy of Your Own Brain and SkullWyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at HarvardDW-A0134482018/05/302020/01/07
3D Form Changing Intelligent Printing - Smart Ink Adds 4th DimensionDartmouth CollegeDW-A0133742018/04/04
Students Create 3D Printed Robot Prosthetic Limb for AmputeesUniversity of ManchesterDW-A0133462018/03/262018/03/27
Ultra-thin Optical Fibers Provide Way to Print 3D MicrostructuresThe Optical SocietyDW-A0132222018/01/172019/03/19
3D Printing Super Soft Structures That Replicate Brain and LungsImperial College LondonDW-A0132122018/01/112018/06/11
3D Printed Shoes Make Life Easier for Kids with DisabilitiesUNSW - The University of New South WalesDW-A0131332017/11/292020/05/30
Surgeons Practice Brain Surgery on 3D Printed Brain ModelsUniversity of ConnecticutDW-A0130042017/09/21
3D Printing Stem Cells - New Bio-ink CreatedUniversity of BristolDW-A0122552016/06/23
3D Bioprinting With Human CellsAmerican Chemical SocietyDW-A0120332016/03/162020/11/03
3D Printed Braille Maps for Blind and Visually Impairedrutgers.eduDW-A0119682016/02/262018/05/01
3D Printing Replacement Tissue Proven FeasibleWake Forest Baptist Medical CenterDW-A0119292016/02/172020/02/27
3D Printed Liver Tissue for Drug ScreeningUniversity of California - San DiegoDW-A0119042016/02/09
Scaffold-Free 3D Bioprinting Method Now Available In U.S. & CanadaCell Applications, Inc.; Cyfuse BiomedicalDW-A0118992016/02/08
3D Printing Healthcare Market Expected to Reach $2.3B Globally by 2020Allied Market Research (AMR)DW-A0118862016/02/012018/03/15
CES 2016: The Gift of 3D Printed Prosthetic LimbsROBO 3DDW-A0118372016/01/052018/10/07
Printing 3D Tactile Print Images for The Blind3DPhotoWorks LLCYesDW-A0116882015/10/272024/09/10
Open Source Science EquipmentMichigan Technological UniversityDW-A0116002015/09/142019/03/18
3D Printing Production and Customized Adaptive Sports EquipmentSports and Social ChangeDW-A0114502015/06/162021/08/17
3D Printing Cartilage for Tracheal RepairNorth Shore-Long Island Jewish (LIJ) Health SystemDW-A0112002015/02/022017/09/21
Pop-up Fabrication Vs 3-D PrintingNorthwestern UniversityDW-A0111272015/01/16
Knee Meniscus Regenerated with 3D Printed ImplantColumbia University Medical CenterDW-A0109802014/12/112020/11/09
3D Printed Heart Could Reduce Child Heart SurgeriesEuropean Society of CardiologyDW-A0109572014/12/062021/10/03
3D Printing: Shaping the Future of Personalized HealthcareMaterialise NVYes✓ Preface
✓ Postface
DW-A0109312014/12/022026/01/11
3D Printing to Guide Face TransplantsRadiological Society of North AmericaDW-A0109242014/12/01
Intel Funds 13yr Old to Develop Low-cost Braille Printer IdeaEconomic TimesDW-A0108112014/11/10
3D Printed Face Prosthesis for Eye Cancer PatientsAmerican Academy of OphthalmologyDW-A0107102014/10/202020/01/06
3D Printers Create Custom Medical ImplantsLouisiana Tech UniversityDW-A0105412014/08/212021/11/14
e-NABLE - 3D Printed Hands for Those in Need Ian C. LangtreeDW-A0104972014/08/062018/05/01
3D Printing Objects and Books in Braille for People with Vision DisabilitiesKorea Institute of Science and TechnologyYesDW-A0104382014/07/062024/09/10
Bio-printing Transplantable Tissues and OrgansUniversity of SydneyDW-A0104262014/07/02
3D Printing for Researchers & Students to Promote Health & Science ApplicationsNational Institutes of HealthDW-A0104062014/06/192016/11/05
Breakthrough Allows 3D Printing of Live Cancer TumorsDrexel UniversityDW-A0102772014/04/28
3D Medical Printing a Major Ethical DebateGartnerDW-A0102752014/04/272021/08/09
3D Bio-Printing Creates Living Tissue With VesselsWyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard✓ Preface
✓ Postface
DW-A0101212014/02/272025/12/06
The New Breed of Affordable Artificial LimbsJoseph HillDW-A093322012/10/122014/04/27
Printing Your Own Teeth with 3D PrinterIan C. LangtreeDW-A082012011/07/162022/02/10

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