Case study: Including 3D printing in prosthetic fabrication for young children

3D printing enhances pediatric prosthetics by improving customization, comfort, and adaptability. This study examines multi-year cases, highlighting the balance between additive and traditional craftsmanship. A hybrid approach ensures flexibility, optimizing fabrication for individual needs while maintaining clinical reliability.

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Infinite Science GmbH
Published
2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.18416/ammm.2025.25062060
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Anatomy and Medical Technology
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Case study: Including 3D printing in prosthetic fabrication for young children

Infinite Science GmbH
Anatomy and Medical Technology
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Case study: Including 3D printing in prosthetic fabrication for young children

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Abstract

3D printing enhances pediatric prosthetics by improving customization, comfort, and adaptability. This study examines multi-year cases, highlighting the balance between additive and traditional craftsmanship. A hybrid approach ensures flexibility, optimizing fabrication for individual needs while maintaining clinical reliability.

Infinite Science GmbH
DSI Informationstechnik (Germany) (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 58%
Anatomy and Medical Technology
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