ReviewOpen Access
Recent advances of additive manufacturing in implant fabrication – A review
Author Affiliations
International University of Business Agriculture and Technology, Dhaka University of Engineering & Technology
Published InApplied Surface Science Advances
Year2023
Citations285
Abstract
The use of additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, has progressed beyond prototyping to produce intricate and valuable finished goods. The potential of additive manufacturing has increased across numerous industries due to the expansion of materials, such as high-performance metals and polymers, and advancements in machine capabilities, such as multi-material printing. By enabling complex designs, reduced waste, and quick production, it has the potential to revolutionize the consumer goods, healthcare, automotive manufacturing, and aerospace industries. The development of specialized scaffolds has been made possible by the precise control that additive manufacturing provides over the internal structure of porous materials. This technology has revolutionized tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. Furthermore, it has made it possible to create individualized implants and prosthetics that…
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