3D PRINTING FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS

There is an increasing number of professionals and companies interested to get involved with the 3D Printing for Biomedical Applications. All surgeons, orthopedists, teachers, and research centers involved with drug delivery and regenerative medicine can find an application field for the biomedical 3D printed products. Medical devices companies and startups can also take advantage from the benefits of biomedical 3D Printing.

We at Voxeled Materials Consulting take care of our customers by offering training, consulting and manufacturing solutions specially tailored for the biomedical 3D printing applications and we love to spread the word about the technical details of this fascinating technology. Next September we will be presenting a demonstration of the biomedical 3D printing technology at the 6th Health and Social ICT + R & D Conference to be held at Vic, Barcelona. As well as we have done past May at the 2016 Doctors 2.0 Conference at Paris, we will show the current state of the art and main clinical applications of the technology.

The event promises to be a technical summit of the new trends in healthcare technology. We encourage all health care professionals to attend and follow #JornadesRDI, where you will have the opportunity to meet not only the latest technology trends but also the technology geeks that are behind them. The human experience behind visiting those interesting conferences is invaluable.

The past May at the 2016 Doctors 2.0 Conference at Paris we had the honor to meet Mrs. Vanessa Carter (At the center of the picture), the founder of “Health Care Social Media South Africa”. Her story is very moving and encouraging. 12 years ago she suffered a heavy car accident and her face turned disfigured. She has been receiving different types of healthcare treatments ranging from psychological empowerment, hip reconstruction and cervical vertebrae surgery, internal and external facial reconstruction. Among other technologies, she has been a recipient of 3D Printed Implants. Now she is waiting for the development of the 3D printed skin and organs to be the recipient of some improvements on her face. She has also dedicated her efforts to widespread the word about living with facial differences and she is an advocate for the implementation of every advanced technologies to provide improved healthcare solutions to the patients.

We had the pleasure to meet also Dr. Brandy Sinkfield (At the right on the picture). She is the Digital Health Fellow at Stanford University School of Medicine (USA) and she is a physician practicing the anesthesiology. It was a real pleasure listening her speech about Augmented Reality within the Operating Room not only because of the interesting subject but also for tasting her strong and passionate style of communication. Now she is actively involved in the promotion of the MedX Conference to be held next September at Stanford.

For more Information visit the web of the 6th Health and Social ICT + R & D Conference:

http://www.jornadesrdi.cat/

You can also check our AGENDA to see the offer of Biomedical 3D Printing courses of the season.