Global 3D Printing Industry For Healthcare To Capitalize On Rising Demand For Technologies To Improve Patient Care Standards

MarketResearchReports.biz announces the addition of a new report to its repertoire, titled “Global 3D Printing for Healthcare Industry 2016 Market Research Report.” The report provides a comprehensive overview of the utilization of 3D printing in the healthcare industry and how the novel technology has contributed to the overall growth of the industry in 2016. It covers exhaustive information such as the market’s definition and classification on the basis of various parameters. The penetration of 3D printing technology in the healthcare industry across the key regional markets is also studied and examined in detail.

Globally, the growth in medical spending has outpaced inflation, and patient care is taking on a greater share of clinical decision making and costs. The healthcare sector is witnessing increasing funding for research and development to accelerate the pace of innovation and improve patient care.

The advent of 3D printing has in many ways revolutionized the healthcare industry. Previously, the healthcare sector had no better option than using rather expensive customizable resources. Furthermore, the availability of these resources was also limited. Adopting 3D printing technology has enabled the healthcare industry to mitigate these limitations and print fully customizable resources at an affordable cost. For instance, the advent of 3D printing has allowed the industry to produce accurate prosthetics and implants that otherwise incurred high expenditure.

With healthcare funding by governments across the world increasing at a substantial pace, the future of 3D printing in the healthcare industry seems impressive. According to the report, 3D printing technology will witness positive demand from the healthcare industry in the forthcoming years.

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Improved patient care is the prime driver of 3D printing in healthcare and medicine. From 3D printed medical models that reduce the chances of complications and errors during complex surgeries to standard implants produced from high-performance materials, 3D printing is enabling the healthcare industry to improve the overall standard of patient care. Due to the improved outcomes and the increasing ability of healthcare professionals to plan customized treatment ahead of a complicated surgery, the demand for 3D printing in the healthcare industry is poised to increase exponentially in the near future.

The report studies in detail the impact of the advent of 3D printing technology on the healthcare industry. It provides a granular analysis of how 3D printing has helped in transforming healthcare practices across various sectors. To provide a holistic overview, the report includes exhaustive information obtained from trusted industrial sources through primary and secondary research methodologies. Information is also sourced from the market’s historical statistics and insights from veterans of the industry.

To study the prevailing competitive landscape, the report also profiles some of the most prominent companies operating in the market such as Stratasys, Tissue Regeneration Systems, 3D Systems, Oxford Performance Materials, EOS, Within Technologies, Within Medical, C&A Tool, Tronrud Engineering, Alphaform AG, 3T RPD, Xilloc Medical, Organovo, and others.

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