Application of 3D Printing-Medical
Release time:
Jul 27,2020
3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing technology (AdditiveManufacturing,AM), is an advanced manufacturing technology that integrates machinery, computers, numerical control and materials from the 1980 s. Based on the point, line or surface, layer by layer overlay, and finally get the physical prototype. Different from the traditional material reduction process, it can realize the complex process that the traditional process can not realize, reduce the processing process and shorten the construction period, which has been favored by all walks of life.

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The principle of 3D printing can be roughly divided into the following steps: 1, image collection and scanning and data processing; 2, data information conversion and slicing processing; 3, print model and post-processing.
Our lives are changing every day. The integration of high technology has enriched our lives and brought us a lot of convenience. The happiness index has increased year by year. Especially when 3D printing is applied to the medical field, some difficult and complicated diseases in the past have been broken through, which greatly reduces the pain of patients.
Jiangxi conjoined infant separation surgery, Xi 'an mandibular tumor resection and then bone surgery, foreign mandibular implantation surgery, etc. these operations are not magic strokes, but real cases. 3D printing has been widely used in clinical medicine. Using 3D printing technology, doctors can model according to the patient's various examination data, and can accurately grasp the patient's specific situation and improve the success rate of surgery.
Under the existing medical conditions, there are still many diseases that need to be solved by organ transplantation. However, it is not easy to transplant organs. In addition to considering the source of organs, it is also necessary to consider the rejection of patients, coupled with the high cost of treatment, which makes most families flinch. The emergence of 3D printing solves these problems and brings hope to patients. Using the patient's own stem cells and other related substances, artificial organs are printed through 3D technology, which can avoid rejection reaction and increase the success rate of surgery, and the cost is much lower than that of traditional organ transplantation. Not only that, it is now possible to print many functional human vascular networks and some liver tissues. The molding and application of 3D printing technology has brought good news to humans.
Nowadays, the medical industry has initially formed a full range of 3D products and applications from medical devices, organs to surgery. I believe that the application of 3D printing technology in medical treatment will also become an inexhaustible driving force for medical practitioners to use technology to cross the hills.
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