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M3Dimensions shifts from 3D modeling to face shields
Bywill March 24, 2020April 10, 2020

From Kevin Oklobzija of the Rochester Business journal, 3/24/2020 In normal times, M3Dimensions would be bettering the surgical process for veterinarians and providing veterinary students with 3D models to enhance learning. But during this global coronavirus pandemic, the Rochester-based medical device company is instead creating lightweight, protective face shields for health care workers. M3Dimensions, a…

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The OR Times
Bywill January 22, 2020January 22, 2020

Week of 1/19/2020 This week in the Times we’re going to share a story from Med Dimensions co-founder, Sean Belefeuille: A local surgeon we have been working with reached out and asked for a femur and tibia/fibula 3D model for one of his patients, a medium sized and mixed breed dog. Dr. Hofmann suspected deformities…

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The OR Times
Bywill January 14, 2020February 1, 2021

Week of 1/12/2020 During shoulder arthroscopy, it’s extremely common to find some form of a bone spur on the acromion that is impinging the rotator cuff, typically supraspinatus, that is causing pain on patients. This pathology can appear when using radiology pre-op, and make it easier to find rotator cuff tears when in the sub-acromial…

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Bywill January 2, 2020February 1, 2021

Week of 1/5/20 In early December, I was in a case on a human 32 year old patient with anterior labrum of the hip and femeroacetabular defect pathologies. Going into the operation the surgeon noticed one large defect on the femoral head from the original x-ray, and we had at least some kind of game…

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3D-Printed Replica of Brain Aneurysm Helps Guide Surgical Repair
Bywill December 16, 2019February 1, 2021

One of first reported uses of the technology for a cerebrovascular malformation From the Cleveland Clinic, 06/05/2019 In April 2019, clinicians in Cleveland Clinic’s Cerebrovascular Center performed one of the first reported brain aneurysm repairs guided by preoperative and intraoperative use of a 3D-printed replica of the aneurysm. The patient was an otherwise healthy man…

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