My3D offers patient specific printed implants that can be used in multiple pelvic regions, and they are designed and printed in a way that addresses pelvic pain and challenges like never before, according to the company.
My3D also comes with its own patient portal, allowing physicians to share images and test results with their patients through protected online software.
“This clearance is a major milestone for Onkos Surgical as we continue to leverage our experience and expertise in 3D planning and printing to optimize patient-specific solutions for complex orthopedic conditions,” Patrick Treacy, Onkos Surgical’s co-founder and CEO told 3D Printing Media Network.
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