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Use and regulation of patient-specific three-dimensional printing in medicine: a survey of physician end-users.

PMID : 41770469 · 2026-03-02

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Revue3D printing in medicine

Année2026-03-02

PMID41770469

Résumé

Technological advancements have made 3D printing more accessible and affordable for both individuals and institutions. Despite significant efforts by the International Medical Device Regulators Forum to standardize 3D printing regulations for medical use, challenges remain. We conducted a survey to gather insights from physician end-users on their opinions regarding the regulation of 3D printing in medicine. Additionally, since FDA guidance is often adopted internationally, this survey aimed to

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