Stratasys Introduces Enhanced Digital Anatomy Solution for Superior Anatomical Realism
Thursday, June 20, 2024
Stratasys has introduced the J5™ Digital Anatomy™ 3D printer, designed to address the increasing need for affordable, high-quality anatomical models.
This innovation aims to benefit hospitals, medical device manufacturers, and research institutions by enhancing patient care, optimizing operations, and accelerating product development.
The printer will be officially unveiled on June 25th at 2:30 p.m. (Pacific) at RAPID + TCT.
Attendees are invited to visit the Stratasys booth throughout the event to see the printer’s compact design and advanced material capabilities, which offer exceptional precision and realism in anatomical modeling.
Key Customer Benefits:
- Improved Surgical Planning: The J5 Digital Anatomy printer produces realistic, patient-specific anatomical models that aid in pre-operative planning, potentially reducing surgery time and costs. These models also enhance communication among medical staff and with patients.
- Cost-Effective Training Tools: The printer delivers highly realistic training resources, making high-quality educational tools more accessible and affordable.
- Faster Development Cycles: By enabling the creation of precise, repeatable anatomical models, the printer supports rapid iterations in medical device development, reducing the need for animal testing and speeding up time to market.
Product Features:
- Biomechanically Accurate Materials: The J5 Digital Anatomy printer creates models that accurately replicate the behavior and response of human tissues, bones, and blood vessels. These models provide realistic feedback for procedures like suturing and incision, and exhibit true-to-life radiopacity for imaging.
- Compact and User-Friendly: With a small footprint and lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), the printer is designed to be both user-friendly and facility-friendly, making it ideal for institutions with limited budget and space.
"The J5 Digital Anatomy printer is designed to be user-friendly and facility-friendly, making advanced anatomical modeling accessible to a broader range of medical institutions."
Stratasys continues to lead in advanced 3D printing solutions, enhancing patient care and advancing medical research. For more information about the J5 Digital Anatomy printer and Stratasys' full range of medical solutions.
Source: businesswire.com
