Drive innovation in medical device manufacturing with 3D printing
Read the white paper to learn more about additive manufacturing and how it is revolutionizing the medical device industry.
Medical equipment manufacturers are producing customized components
Siemens Digital Industries Software collaborates with companies like Unlimited Tomorrow and LimaCorporate, utilizing cutting-edge software for 3D printing of personalized medical devices. Unlimited Tomorrow crafts bespoke prosthetics with Siemens' design software, improving comfort and satisfaction. In surgery, additive manufacturing enables custom cutting guides, reducing invasiveness and enhancing recovery. Digital materials, exemplified by LimaCorporate's Trabecular Titanium, offer cementless implants with long-term durability.
Explore the white paper to learn how these two medical companies leverage additive manufacturing to gain a competitive advantage.
How additive manufacturing is transforming surgery
Additive manufacturing is reshaping surgery, particularly in orthopedics. Common surgeries like hip, shoulder and knee replacements benefit from personalized prosthetics and custom surgical guides. Traditionally, surgeons relied on standard guides, adjusting mid-operation. With additive manufacturing, surgeons use patient scan data to position cutting guides precisely, creating optimal cuts based on the patient's bone structure. This customization ensures exact cuts, reducing invasiveness and speeding up patient recovery.
From personalized prosthetics to cementless implants, learn more about additive manufacturing in our white paper and how it is revolutionizing the design and production of medical devices.