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Stratasys Expands Availability of RadioMatrix™ Radiopaque Material to the United States

Stratasys has announced full U.S. availability of RadioMatrix™, its radiopaque 3D printing material designed for advanced medical imaging education, device testing, and research. The material was previously limited to select programs in Europe. It is now available for healthcare

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Stratasys has announced full U.S. availability of RadioMatrix™, its radiopaque 3D printing material designed for advanced medical imaging education, device testing, and research. The material was previously limited to select programs in Europe. It is now available for healthcare providers, imaging centers, and manufacturers in the United States to integrate into their workflows.

RadioMatrix™ is currently the first and only 3D printing material that allows controlled radiopacity. This capability lets users match the appearance of specific tissues on CT and X-ray scans with a high degree of accuracy. The material is compatible with the Stratasys J750 and J850 Digital Anatomy™ printers, which already produce lifelike soft tissue and bone models. With RadioMatrix™, the same models can also replicate how anatomy behaves under imaging conditions, which expands their usefulness for teaching and research.