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Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital Unveils 3D Printing Laboratory for Advanced Surgical Precision in Mumbai

NextEdge Admin

31 Jan 2024

2 min 25 sec

Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital has inaugurated a cutting-edge medical 3D printing laboratory, elevating the precision of oncologic, reconstructive orthopaedic, and specialized dentistry surgeries. Equipped with two advanced 3D printers, the facility focuses on producing intricate bone models that offer a comprehensive understanding of anatomy and pathology. Moreover, the lab creates surgical cutting guides, aiding in meticulous planning and execution of bone cancer surgeries.

Dr. Manish Agarwal, the Director of Surgical Oncology (Orthopaedic), spearheads the project, highlighting the transformative impact of the in-house 3D printing capabilities. Previously, outsourcing such services consumed up to two weeks, but now, the hospital can provide essential tools for surgical teams within an impressive 24 to 48 hours. This swift turnaround proves especially crucial in cancer treatment, where time sensitivity is paramount. The use of open-source software and in-house resources contributes to the affordability of this advanced technology, promoting broader patient accessibility and improved care.

The 3D bone models are meticulously designed through virtual representations derived from CT scans. Subsequently, these virtual models are translated into physical forms by the 3D printers, ensuring unparalleled accuracy. While the bone models assist in surgical planning, the cutting guides seamlessly conform to the patient’s bone, facilitating surgeons in precise excisions. This innovative technology significantly advances the delineation of tumor-affected areas, preserving healthy bone tissue and optimizing functional outcomes without compromising treatment efficacy. Overall, Nanavati Max’s 3D printing laboratory marks a pioneering leap in enhancing surgical precision and expediting critical medical services.