Medical 3D Printing Applications, News and Product Accomplishments Document List

Although some of these documents from our Medical 3D Printing category may have since been updated, re-written, replaced, or revised, they are sorted below by their original publish date.

About the References and Resources Table Below

Reference Title: "Medical 3D Printing Applications, News and Product Accomplishments".
Abstract: Digest of 37 Medical 3D Printing papers, documents, and publications.
Medical 3D Printing Category Publications: Updated - Tuesday, 19th March 2019.
Journal: Disabled World.
Language: English (US).
Category Reference Identification Number: DW#CAT2-0T7-490.

The most recent publications are listed at the top of the table with older articles being listed in descending order by the date they were created.

List of Medical 3D Printing Publications:

1 - Human Heart Cells Printed with 3D Bioprinter on International Space Station : Techshot Inc. (2020/01/07)
2 - 3D Printed Copy of Your Own Brain and Skull : Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard (2018/05/30)
3 - 3D Form Changing Intelligent Printing - Smart Ink Adds 4th Dimension : Dartmouth College (2018/04/04)
4 - Students Create 3D Printed Robot Prosthetic Limb for Amputees : University of Manchester (2018/03/26)
5 - Ultra-thin Optical Fibers Provide Way to Print 3D Microstructures : The Optical Society (2018/01/17)
6 - 3D Printing Super Soft Structures That Replicate Brain and Lungs : Imperial College London (2018/01/11)
7 - 3D Printed Shoes Make Life Easier for Kids with Disabilities : UNSW - The University of New South Wales (2017/11/29)
8 - Surgeons Practice Brain Surgery on 3D Printed Brain Models : University of Connecticut (2017/09/21)
9 - 3D Printing Stem Cells - New Bio-ink Created : University of Bristol (2016/06/23)
10 - 3D Bioprinting With Human Cells : American Chemical Society (2016/03/16)
11 - 3D Printed Braille Maps for Blind and Visually Impaired : rutgers.edu (2016/02/26)
12 - 3D Printing Replacement Tissue Proven Feasible : Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center (2016/02/17)
13 - 3D Printed Liver Tissue for Drug Screening : University of California - San Diego (2016/02/09)
14 - Scaffold-Free 3D Bioprinting Method Now Available In U.S. & Canada : Cell Applications, Inc.; Cyfuse Biomedical (2016/02/08)
15 - 3D Printing Healthcare Market Expected to Reach $2.3B Globally by 2020 : Allied Market Research (AMR) (2016/02/01)
16 - CES 2016: The Gift of 3D Printed Prosthetic Limbs : ROBO 3D (2016/01/05)
17 - 3D Printing Technology Creates 3D Tactile Fine Art Print Images for Blind : 3DPhotoWorks LLC (2015/10/27)
18 - Open Source Science Equipment : Michigan Technological University (2015/09/14)
19 - Potential of 3D Printing on Production and Customization of Sports Equipment for People with Disabilities : Sports and Social Change (2015/06/16)
20 - 3D Printing Cartilage for Tracheal Repair : North Shore-Long Island Jewish (LIJ) Health System (2015/02/02)
21 - Pop-up Fabrication Vs 3-D Printing : Northwestern University (2015/01/16)
22 - Knee Meniscus Regenerated with 3D Printed Implant : Columbia University Medical Center (2014/12/11)
23 - 3D Printed Heart Could Reduce Heart Surgeries in Children : European Society of Cardiology (2014/12/06)
24 - 3D Printing - The Future of Personalized Healthcare : Materialise NV (2014/12/02)
25 - 3D Printing to Guide Face Transplants : Radiological Society of North America (2014/12/01)
26 - Intel Funds 13yr Old to Develop Low-cost Braille Printer Idea : Economic Times (2014/11/10)
27 - 3D Printed Face Prosthesis for Eye Cancer Patients : American Academy of Ophthalmology (2014/10/20)
28 - 3D Printers Create Custom Medical Implants : Louisiana Tech University (2014/08/21)
29 - e-NABLE - 3D Printed Hands for Those in Need : Disabled World (2014/08/06)
30 - 3D Printing Objects and Books in Braille for People with Vision Disabilities : Korea Institute of Science and Technology (2014/07/06)
31 - Bio-printing Transplantable Tissues and Organs : University of Sydney (2014/07/02)
32 - 3D Printing for Researchers & Students to Promote Health & Science Applications : National Institutes of Health (2014/06/19)
33 - Breakthrough Allows 3D Printing of Live Cancer Tumors : Drexel University (2014/04/28)
34 - Medical Use of 3D Printing Will Ignite Major Ethical Debate : Gartner (2014/04/27)
35 - 3D Printing Living Tissues with Blood Vessels : Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard (2014/02/27)
36 - The New Breed of Affordable Artificial Limbs : Joseph Hill (2012/10/12)
37 - Printing Your Own Teeth with 3D Printer : Inderscience Publishers (2011/07/16)

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