Top 5 Videos: 3D Printing Medical Lab Halves Surgery Time for Complex Procedures

This week, take a look inside the new 3D printing medical lab at the National Univerity Hospital in Singapore that is capable of slashing surgery time in half! The lab is a collaboration with Johnson & Johnson (J&J) and it can print patient-specific body parts such as hips, knee joints, and even organs. Next, learn how L’Oreal is leveraging HP’s Multi Jet Fusion technology to reduce manufacturing time by almost 66 percent. Finally, we take it back to Formnext, which took place November 16th, 2021 through November 19th, 2021 in Frankfurt, Germany. As the largest Additive Manufacturing trade show in the world, the Formnext expo offered a wealth of information on emerging trends—discover what went down at Formnext 2021. Happy Sunday—enjoy watching!

Top 1: New 3D Printing Medical Lab

The Point-of-Care Lab at the National University Hospital (NUH) is managed by J&J Singapore on-site at NUH. This 3D printing medical lab is the first of its kind in Singapore. J&J’s biomedical engineers work closely with NUH clinicians to design personalized anatomical models for pre-operative planning and surgical simulation which can ultimately cut surgical time in half.