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3-D printing improves clinical trials

Posted on 19 Jul 2017 and read 5362 times
3-D printing improves clinical trialsCardiovascular medical-device developers and clinicians are often required to conduct clinical trials of their devices and procedures to ensure that they are safe and effective.

Numerous medical professionals across the USA have now partnered with Materialise (www.materialise.com), and they are using the company’s 3-D printing software and services to “improve outcomes and efficiency” in these extensive — and often costly — trials.

With Materialise 3-D imaging and printing solutions, surgeons and device companies can analyse and select ideal patients for clinical trials, based on their anatomy.

Once patients have been selected, medical professionals can use 3-D printed patient-specific anatomical models to develop surgical plans and work-flows to prepare for and treat complex cases, resulting in a positive impact on patient care.