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3D Printing Medical Devices Market to exceed $2.2 Bn by 2024

Get more details @ http://bit.ly/2tPLxhP <br>Some of the prominent companies operating in healthcare 3D printing market include Organovo Holding, Stratasys, 3D Systems, Reninshaw, Aspect Biosystems, Bio3D Technologies, Cyfuse Biomedical, 3Dynamics Systems, Envision TEC and Materialise.

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3D Printing Medical Devices Market to exceed $2.2 Bn by 2024

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  1. 3D Printing Medical Devices Market forecast to exceed $2.2Bn by 2024: Global Market Insights Inc. Fuel Cell Market size worth $25.5bn by 2024

  2. Key Insights from 3D Printing Medical Devices Market: • The 3D printing technology has been touted by industry gurus as one of the most revolutionary ones in the last few years, given its extensive proliferation in the manufacturing, automotive, construction, chemicals, food & beverage, and medical sectors. • As per estimates, healthcare 3D printing industry has been projected to cross a valuation of USD 2 billion by 2024. • The application of 3D printing in healthcare industry is thus, certain to depict an upward growth trend, as is evident from the robust 3D printing innovations being conducted across the medical and pharma sectors, such as 3D-printed skin for burns, 3D splints for babies, and 3D dental implants. • It comes as no surprise therefore, that 3D printing medical devices market may record a CAGR of 20% over 2017-2024. • Recognizing the need for high-grade 3D printing in healthcare industry, the National University of Singapore Centre for Additive Manufacturing plans to develop, enhance, and deploy 3D printing technology in the medical sector, with reference to which the institute has launched a new knowledge center worth USD 18 million.

  3. Continued... • Aspect Biosystems, a Canada-based biotech firm has recently declared a partnership with DePuy Synthes Products Inc., with an aim to reinvent the growth curve of 3D bioprinting and by extension, effectuate developments in healthcare 3D printing industry. • Considering the ever-growing pool of elderly patients suffering from osteoporosis, surgical treatment of a torn meniscus via 3D printing will garner positive acclaim worldwide, leading to the widespread commercialization of 3D printing medical devices market. • Shrewdly leveraging on the profitability quotient of 3D printing in healthcare industry, Italy-based OXYDO has collaborated with Materialise NV and the Safilo Group to manufacture 3D printed eclectic eyewear brands. • Numerous other innovations prevalent across healthcare 3D orienting market include the creation of 3D-printed skin, 3D-printed ears, as recently developed in Scotland for Microtia-affected kids, and even 3D-printed hearts, liver, and other vital organs. • All in all, the potential for 3D printing continues to remain colossal, and expert consensus specifically gestures toward the notion that healthcare 3D printing market will bring about conspicuous revolution across the medical fraternity in the many years to come.

  4. U.S. Healthcare 3D Printing Market Share, By Technology 2013-2024 (USD Million)

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