Samuel Thrysøe: Medical 3D Printing  Innovating Patient Care through Customized Implants
Channel: Aarhus Universitet
Date: 2019-06-03

Using a combination of 3D imaging and printing, the medical field has progressed to allow previously impossible procedures offering patients faster and improved healthcare where implants are no longer “one size fits all” but rather custom-fitted to the individual patients. Patients destined for early death, severe disability, and congenital heart problems can now be treated using 3D printed metal implants and biodegradable polymers. In this talk Samuel Thrysøe will present many examples of innovative medical treatments made possible by 3D printing technology.

The talk was given at Aarhus University Digital Innovation Festival 2019. The festival celebrates digital innovation among students, researchers and the industry by gathering a variety of events into a single week. https://www.digitalinnovationfestival.dk

Research Profile of Samuel Alberg Thrysøe:
http://pure.au.dk/portal/da/sat@ase.au.dk

Produceret af Media Lab. http://stll.au.dk/medialab/