but she also needed to model the weight-bearing orientation to better design the braces for walking. Then it was time to print a PLA-based dog splint from a design she found on Thingiverse.

Patient-specific orthopedic care is becoming more commonplace as 3D printing technology becomes more sophisticated and widespread, Michael Rivlin, MD, said.

It was created with the help of a 3D printer, a tiny camera, a combination of 3D modelling software, a speaker, and a bunch of electronic components. As a Pokémon fanatic and someone who has ...