How To 3D Print Bones? - A Future Bit From The Medical Futurist
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.พ. 2021
- In healthcare, 3D printing has been one of the biggest buzzwords of recent years because it stands at the crossroad of being a very simple, feasible concept, and being an amazingly complex and flexible solution.
Meaning that just like nanotech, or genetic engineering, people tend to throw 3D printing at literally every problem we face today as the solution of the future.
As it usually goes, once we look under the hood, although the huge potential of 3D printing does hold up, we can see that there are major challenges to overcome, any of which would easily account for a moonshot by themselves.
Check out my Future Bit in which I explain in a short video format what you need to know about the reality of 3D printing bones.
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Fantastic to hear! A common injury is radial head fracture, with resection (removal) of the radial head often with insertion of a prosthesis as surgical treatment. Could it be, and if so how long, that we can bioprint a new radial head?
Great work
Thanks for providing such great knowledge
So nice of you!
Science is amazing. Would love to take a quick peak into the future.
Am I the only one who tried reading the inscription on his shirt for the first few minutes of the video? 😃. Great video BTW. I always enjoyed the enthusiasm with which you describe 3D technologies in your videos Dr.
And did you manage to read it? :) Many thanks for the kind words BTW!
@@Medicalfuturist I did actually. I couldn't read the whole thing tho, because I couldn't see the rest of it. I stopped at "...adapt..."
3d printed! Love it!
Really cool topic
I love tissue engineering
Great video, thanks 😊😊😊
Thanks for watching!
which computer software is mostly used in 3D printing?
is this possible now to practice?
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It would be really cool if 3D printing could also be used to print new teeth for people. Scientists would have to figure out not only how to print the tooth, but also how to print the ligaments connecting the tooth, parts of the gums, nerves, blood vessels, and other connective tissue. Still, 3D printing teeth would transform a lot of people’s quality of life and make dentist visits less horrible. I hope scientists succeed at that, and the procedure becomes available to everyone.
There's a Queensland, Australia organisation that's already starting to do this (not new teeth, but definitely the rest: gums, ligaments, etc).
Hey, thanks for this video !
I am new to this but have a question: do you think this can enable an arm again to move again after its joint has been irreversibly frozen after sports trauma ? So this means if the arm can’t move above a certain angle like before anymore because of either the tools inside the arms, bonded fascia or a bad way of bone regrowth ?(which all disable the original movability of the arm)
It's a bit early to try to predict that based on where the technology stands at the moment and also it's quite a specifically clinical question therefore a traumatologist would be in a better position to address this than anyone working with the technology.
Will a person born with congenital limb difference be applicable for this?
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Interesting would also to print new nail beds. Lot of people habe nail bed diseases or deformated nails because of injurys.
Could they print bone with desirable shape for nose,it will be so helpful after worth rhinoplasty
How can implement this technology in rural areas in India
Thank you doctor very appreciate, what is your name again? I couldn't hear it correctly in the video.
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After fitting the artificial bone into the body, it grow with the natural bons
It is very much needed please reply soon.
I want to put artificial bons in my skull.
Does this technology will have impact upon humans organ transplant lots of time have failed the body won't accept the foreign organ would you explain me briefly about 3d printing organs
bro i see it coming
Why can't we 3D print a titanium femur? It could be used to substitute a cancerous femur instead of amputating the leg.
Can this make adults taller without breaking bone?
No.
@@Medicalfuturist oh, I read somewhere they think they might be able to do this and ossiform is using a 3d scaffold for limb descrepancy
Intelligence is the ability to adapt to ? .... What is last word on your shirt???
Change :)
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