The increasing adoption of 3D printing technology in medical device development stems
from its ability to fabricate complex geometries with minimal tooling and its potential to …

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 …

Study design Intra-subject cross-sectional study. Introduction Upper limb injuries often
require wearing an orthosis. Today, orthoses are custom-made by the clinician or purchased …

Methods A literature search was conducted using five databases from 2011 to 2021. Two
independent researchers reviewed the abstracts and full text of the articles. The PRISMA …

Sustainable medical additive manufacturing (SMAM) is becoming the next Industry 4.0
technology to revolutionise the medical industry. The adoption of SMAM offers several …

Our aim is to define the design and procedure of a 3D printed assistive device and to
produce a prototype assistive device for an individual with quadriplegia in order to enable …

Purpose Custom orthoses provided by a skilled therapist are deemed the gold standard of
care for the treatment of mallet injury, but traditional orthoses are still used. It is unclear to …

There is interest in three-dimensional (3D) printing technology, but views on the integration
of these technologies into business and education vary. It is crucial to determine how the …

Persistent hand pain despite adequate immunosuppression? The... : Current Opinion in
Rheumatology Persistent hand pain despite adequate immunosuppression? The distinct …

The development of upper limb orthoses using additive manufacturing technology, also
known as 3D printing, holds significant potential to enhance accessibility, availability …