From vascular and orthopedics to pediatrics and cardiology, patient-specific 3D anatomical models created at the point of care are reshaping surgical planning, training, and team communication across health systems and care providers.
Studies report ~41 minutes saved per case and >$2,500 in OR cost reduction.
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Medical point of care 3D printing brings the creation of patient-specific anatomical models directly into the hospital. These models are used to support critical areas such as:
Patient-specific anatomical models bring clarity to complex conditions. Families can see and hold lifelike representations of anatomy, helping them understand diagnoses and procedures more easily and strengthening trust with their care team. At the same time, medical students and residents gain a hands-on learning experience that improves engagement, recall, and confidence.
From complex surgeries to urgent cases, patient-specific anatomical models support faster preparation, clearer communication, and better outcomes across specialties.
