There are many companies dedicated to improving the use of 3D printing in the medical sector, and one of them 
But, if a doctor or medical student doesn’t have a 3D printer, they can order a print directly from Osteo3D. The online platform is powered by cloud printing site 
We’ve covered a number of stories that revolve around the combination of scanning/sensing technologies, great 3D modeling software, and 3D printing. This combination has arguably had the most impact on the quality of human life as it is seen in the medical sector. Diagnoses are made to a patient with a life-threatening condition. Doctors, then, use 3D scanning technology to capture the reality data of a patient’s affected area, whether it be an organ, vasculature, bone structure, or combination of all three. Next, a 3D model is created and manipulated using innovative software, and the model is 3D printed. Surgery is practiced and visualized on the model, and then performed on the patient. After doctors have all of this information, they use it to teach other doctors and nurse practitioners. So, why not spread this wealth of information? This is digital information, after all. Any 3D model that is successfully used to print a 3D model of a diagnosed patient can be transferred anywhere, to anyone.
