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3D Printers: Future of Anatomy and Humanity

3D Printers: Future of Anatomy and Humanity

Publisher : PJPCR
Author(s)
Rohan S.
Abstract

3D printing technology represents a progressive advancement with wide-ranging applications across multiple fields including biomedical engineering, dentistry, and anatomy. This paper examines the development and working principles of 3D printing technology, its various types, and applications in anatomical research and practice. The analysis reveals significant potential for 3D printing innovation in developing nations like Nigeria, where the technology can address critical healthcare needs. Key applications include bio-printing tissues and organs, creating customized implants and prostheses, and developing anatomical models for surgical preparation. The paper recommends implementing 3D printing as a practical tool for performing anatomical operations and laboratory experiments in Nigerian hospitals and health centers.

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