This handheld airbrush stem cell sprayer pen is used to selectively airbrush spray OR INJECT stem cells, other cells, and other ingredients onto (or into) injured human tissues, incubating cultured living tissues, and dissolvable 3D preprinted scaffolds for growing living tissues in thin film layers. This handheld airbrush stem cell sprayer pen (or injector) can be guided by a human hand. Several cooled reservoirs feeding the sprayer / injector pen are filled with autologous cells, mesenchymal stem cells, allogenic cells, dermal fibroblasts, xeogenic cells, syngeneic or isogenic cells, primary cells, secondary cells, adult and embryonic stem cells, tissue-matrix materials, biochemical growth factors, collogen, blood, multipotent , pluripotent, and totipotent stem cells.

Using current imaging technology, get measurements of the cartilage space in the joint. Then with a 3 D printer, print the replacement cartilage our of ultrahigh molecular polyethylene (or similar wear resistant polymer). After printing the replacement cartilage, insert it in the joint and fuse to the bone with laser.

Coronary Artery Diseases (CAD) are a major cause of heart attack events which may lead to disabilities and death. Recent advances in CAD diagnosis include computed aided and physical 3D printed models. Both methods are computer coronary reconstruction dependent.

• New Simbionix training module launched for the practice of transvaginal ultrasound exams
• Demonstrations of the new module can be seen at the upcoming International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology

UK medical 3D printing specialist, Replica 3DM, supports NHS hospitals with surgery validation using its Stratasys Objet24 and Objet30 Pro 3D Printers

Performing surgery on 3D printed models prior to operations reduces theatre costs and aneasthetic times; improves patient recovery and provides an effective aid for both patient and surgeon

3D Bioprinting Recognized as a Transformative Technology for Global Health

Organovo Holdings, Inc. (NYSE MKT: ONVO) ("Organovo"), a three-dimensional biology company focused on delivering pioneering 3D bioprinting technology, announced today that it has been recognized as a 2015 Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum (WEF). Organovo is one of 24 companies honored for the ability to harness creativity to design and create transformative solutions.

Laser Photonics, the industry leader in developing high-tech fiber and CO2 laser systems for marking, cutting and engraving applications, is proud to unveil its brand new 3D Metal Sintering System (3D Metal Printing)

SOLS Systems, a pioneer of custom mass-manufacturing technology, announced today the launch of their flagship product: SOLS. The custom, corrective orthotics are one of the world's first mass applications of 3D printing. Dr. Lloyd Bowser, DPM, a leading Baltimore-area podiatrist, shares: "This is just the beginning. SOLS will be a tour de force in merging technology with our everyday lives enhancing both our present and our future for years to come."

Groupe Gorgé announced four sales of new 3D printers in first-half 2014 to three customers. These machines will be delivered during the financial year, in addition to the three machines previously announced for delivery in 2014.

- 3D printed hybrid Ekso Bionics robotic exoskeleton design awarded Bronze in the Social Impact Category

- Bespoke Braces given honorable mention in Professional Equipment category

Being a teenager isn't easy, and it doesn't get any easier for teens with medical conditions like spinal scoliosis. Defined as a lateral or rotational curvature of the spine that initially appears in children during the prepubescent ages of 8-13, spinal scoliosis currently affects nearly 7 million Americans, 90% being female.

3D Systems (NYSE:DDD) announced today that it has successfully completed a pilot program for its new Bespoke™ Braces, a first of its kind, personalized, 3D printed brace for children and young adults with scoliosis. In the Bespoke process, a prototype 'check-socket' brace is fitted to each patient, and, when considered correct, it is digitized to create a digital reference underlay. Once digital, the brace is further manipulated and adjusted as needed, and 3D printed using 3DS' selective laser sintering (SLS) technology for optimal comfort, flexibility and durability.