From Scan to Surgery: 3D-Printed Implants for Injured Soldiers in Ukraine
On this episode, Nancy Hairston, CEO of MedCAD joins the show to discuss their innovative approach to the design and production of patient-matched medical devices using additive manufacturing. They’ve recently produced 3D-printed implants for wounded U...
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Show Notes
On this episode, Nancy Hairston, CEO of MedCAD joins the show to discuss their innovative approach to the design and production of patient-matched medical devices using additive manufacturing.
They’ve recently produced 3D-printed implants for wounded Ukrainian soldiers, an application where speed and accuracy can be life-changing.
Their approach is 100% patient-customized, with every implant and every procedure planned and manufactured in-house in cooperation with a patient’s attending surgical team.
You can learn more about their company at https://www.medcad.com.
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