Forearm fractures such as distal radius fractures are traditionally treated with a plaster or
synthetic cast. Patients commonly report inconvenience of the cast, skin problems, and …

The reported use of 3D printing in hand and wrist rehabilitation has been mostly limited to
feasibility studies and case series so far. Some of the reasons are the lack of purpose-built …

Additively manufactured wrist–hand orthoses (3DP-WHOs) offer several advantages over
traditional splints and casts, but their development based on a patient's 3D scans currently …

In this randomized controlled pilot trial, we compared three-dimensional (3D)-printed made-
to-measure splints to conventional custom-made thermoplastic splints. In a clinical setting …

Bone fractures pose a serious challenge for the healthcare system worldwide. A total of
17.5% of these fractures occur in the distal radius. Traditional cast materials commonly used …

Three‐dimensional (3D) printing is spreading in hand surgery. There is an increasing
number of practical applications like the training of junior hand surgeons, patient education …

Three-Dimensional Printing in Orthopaedic Surgery: Technolog... : JBJS Three-Dimensional
Printing in Orthopaedic Surgery: Technology and Clinical Applications : JBJS JBJS Journal …

To reduce the risk of spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), the emerging protocols
are advising for less physician-patient contact, shortening the contact time, and keeping a …

We compared patient satisfaction and clinical effectiveness of 3D-printed splints made of
photopolymer resin to conventional fibre glass casts in treating distal radial fractures. A total …

Objectives: To examine the clinical feasibility and results of a multidisciplinary workflow,
employing rapid three-dimensional (3D) scanning and modeling software along with a high …