
The Medical Journal of Australia
Episode 517: MJA Podcasts 2023 Episode 11: The use of 3D printing in limb reconstruction and deformity correction, with Dr Mustafa Alttahir
Jun 18, 2023
Dr. Mustafa Alttahir, an orthopaedic surgeon, discusses the use of 3D printing in limb reconstruction and deformity correction. Topics include collaboration with manufacturers for custom 3D printed guides, advanced imaging techniques for precise implants, versatile materials and applications in medical procedures, and the advancements in 3D printing technology in orthopedic medicine.
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- 3D printing revolutionizes orthopedic surgeries with personalized implants for accurate deformity correction.
- Macquarie University Hospital integrates advanced imaging for precise 3D modeling in orthopedic procedures.
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The Use of 3D Printing in Deformity Correction in Australia
In Australia, 3D printing technology is increasingly utilized in orthopedic procedures like arthroplasty for hips, knees, and shoulders. Orthopedic surgeons are collaborating with manufacturers to enhance deformity correction with 3D modeling and printed guides. This advancement allows for personalized implants based on precise 3D modeling that leads to more accurate and efficient surgeries.
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