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Custom AI-based software subsequently analyzes the two-dimensional images, and uses the information to create a 3D computer model for an artificial joint which is specifically suited to that finger.

The medical industry is taking advantage of 3D printing technology. One area that it's benefiting is joint replacement. Dr. Gregory Ballard at Centerpoint Orthopedics suggests joint replacement ...

However, adapting this classic joint for 3D printing presents unique challenges, such as the potential for deformation when the joint is miniaturized to suit smaller-scale applications.

Shares in the company behind a 3D-printed jaw joint successfully used in corrective surgery have soared. The customised titanium jaw joint made by 3D Medical was implanted in a 32-year-old man ...

A customised 3D-printed jaw joint has successfully been implanted in a 32-year-old man, boosting shares in the maker of the joint.