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3D Printed Organs 3D printing has brought many innovations in the industry. Not only has the technology provided us with 3D printed custom models, prosthetics, skin, but are at a potentialstage of being implemented in human bodies by replacing organs like kidney, liver, arms, etc. This will help to efciently reducing the waiting list for organ donor industry at large. It can be helpful in creating a material that can used as a living tissue. To make this a reality, doctors and scientists around the world are planning to infuse 3D printers with human cells and are printing living tissues. This concept is known as bioprinting. Biomedical engineers can print an organ which is then covered with human cells. After being successfully grown on plastic or collagen, it can be implanted in the human body where the scaffold disintegrates leaving human tissue behind. Medications After falling ill, we usually go to the doctors and get a prescription of tablets. The tablets cost more or less depending upon the substance that they are made from. Some tablets are a little hard to swallow. By using 3D printing technology, the tablets can be made more porous than the traditionally manufactured medications, allowing them to melt in the mouth. 3D printing also allows to optimize the tablets according to patients' needs and the number of dosages specic to them. It will also help pharmaceutical companies to custom-print allin-one medications based on recommended ndings, lowering costs, and improving outcomes. 22 | September 2019 |
<strong>Medical</strong> Devices Since its inception, number of 3D printed medical devices has grown massively and steadily. Devices such as stethoscope, braces, clamps, and vacuum pumps can be developed at a much cheaper cost. Not only that Additionally, this technology will allow us to create specic tools as per the needs in extreme times and geographical spaces such as underserved ares, warzones. This can enhance and help in assisting undeveloped or less-priviledged regions of the world. Innovation drives any industry forward towards a better, more advanced tomorrow. Along with various other high-end technologies, 3D printing has shown great promises for the future. Not only will it help the medical students and experts discover new and better ways of treatment, but may actually offer a chance to form real organs, that can be used for many patients in need. With more in-depth research, this technology may help transform health care at another level, subsequently improving the quality of living for myriads of people! -Vishal Muktewar, Editor | September 2019 | 23
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