[sammyizimmy] took his CT scan and opened it up in InVesalius, and then reconstructed the skin layer only, and then… head over to the “3d printed Toe Splint” page at Hackaday.io for the rest!

"The removable splints produced using a new 3D-printed dental model can meet clinical treatment requirements of traumatized teeth, especially for children and adolescents with occlusal trauma in mixed ...

A baby boy born with fragile airways is doing better after experimental 3D-printed splints were placed in his body during surgery. Amir has congenital heart disease and tracheo-bronchomalacia, a ...

The University has signed a license agreement with Materialise, a 3D printing and software company headquartered in Belgium, to commercialize 3D-printed tracheal splints developed at the University.

And so are the roughly 50 other children who've also gotten the 3D-printed tracheal-bronchial splints at the University of Michigan in the years since Kaiba became the first, Green said, noting ...

Since the 3D-printed splint is a new device still under development, the Children’s team sought emergency clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to move forward with the procedure ...