3DPrint.com January 24, 2024
Sarah Saunders

In our first Poll of the Week, when given the choice between automotive, medical, military, and oil & gas 3D printing articles, respondents overwhelmingly picked medical. 3D printing is, as AM Research wrote, “well established” in producing dental aligner tools and models, models and other devices for pre-surgical training, advanced orthopaedic implants, and much more.

For the second LinkedIn Poll of the Week, we decided to ask which specific medical applications people were most interested in learning more about, with four choices: medical models, surgical guides, prosthetics & orthotics, or implants. With 64 votes, and one person suggesting 3D printed organoids for research purposes in a comment, 3D printed medical implants won with 41% of the vote.

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