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The future of medical imaging, in your hands…
Get a precision 360º view of your patient’s anatomy and redefine how you interact with patient data. Request a free 3D printed anatomical model today.
A Solution for Every Medical Application
The Benefits of 3D Printing in Healthcare
Discover how Axial3D’s anatomical models deliver genuine impact for healthcare professionals and improve patient care.
Enhancing Patient Communication
Read how a 3D printed model was used to aid patient consent in an aneurysm surgery in the USA.
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Transforming Surgery Outcomes
Hear the story of a surgeon using 3D printing technology to plan a world-first, life-saving kidney transplant in the UK.
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Improving Clinical Productivity
Discover how a UK surgeon reduced the time and cost of surgery and improved patient care with a 3D printed model.
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3D Printing for Hospitals
Used as part of the patient care pathway, medical 3D printing leads to improved procedure planning, better consent rates, reduced theatre time & significantly reduced costs.
Why use anatomical
models?
3D printing is set to be the next revolution in healthcare. Learn why leading hospitals are implementing 3D printing.
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How others are using
3D printed models
See how our customers using 3D printing to enhance pre-operative insight and improve patient care.
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3D Printed NP Swabs
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