Episode 12 Meet the Pioneer 3D Printing Laboratory of United Kingdom CARTIS ( Centre for Applied Reconstructive Technologies in Surgery) with Prof Dominic Eggbeer and Dr Peter Evans-PART 2
CARTIS is a pioneer 3D Printing Laboratory in Wales, United Kingdom. Professor Dominic Eggbeer is the founder member of CARTIS , being the surgical and prosthetic design unit manager. Dr. Peter Evans is the reconstructive Scientist and maxillofacial laboratory manager at Morriston Hospital, Swansea, Wales, UK.CARTIS is a very well renowned and inspiring Team well known across the world for their work in Medical 3D Printing Technology.
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Three Takeaways
- Open-source software is good for trainees to practice.
- Invest in at least one good software if the work has to be taken up for the future.
- There are cases where technology might fail so know the conventional way to manage the failures.
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Show Notes
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Today\u2019s AudioTraining: Meet the Pioneer 3D Printing Laboratory of United Kingdom CARTIS ( Centre for Applied Reconstructive Technologies in Surgery) with Prof Dominic Eggbeer and Dr. Peter Evans Part-2
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Prof Dominic shares their thoughts on the usage of open source software and smaller/low-cost printers.
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Dr. Peter also shares his views on the software and printer. He definitely recommends investing in at least one paid software as the processes are easy and time-saving as a lot goes into their development.
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The Team shares their view about the learning curve of this technology. Dr. Pete shares how linking with universities helps to develop the skill.
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Both Dominic and Peter share about regulatory aspects of Medical 3D Printing.
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[18:12]
Prof Dominic shares where 3D Printing cannot be used and might need us to go back to conventional ways.
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[21:00]
The Team shares various prosthetic applications they make and the material availability in their areas.
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[22:40]
They share their challenges during the COVID and how things went on during the course of time lately.
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[27:50]
They share their ways of helping researchers and collaborations.
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