3D Printing For Surgery

[@ayudewipuspasari6088]

So happy see your new video, love you Doc ❤❤❤❤❤

[@axial3d381]

Thanks so much for the awesome shout out and feedback Dr. Parker! We're honored to feature on your channel 🙌

[@jamesischool]

Keen for the planned upload schedule!

[@SmoothGyri]

You are back at work. Great

[@natalijamitic9831]

I’ll be waiting for one of these 😄

[@bonjoureveryone225]

Wow amazing information for the medical professionals ✌

[@mimad57]

This is awesome!

[@Swanke]

Interesting. I wonder how an attending would react if I tried to do rounds with one of these as a medical student lol

[@rockinrastae2600]

Do you do any clinical research? Any room for collaboration remotely?

[@jackryan261]

Is being ambidextrous and using two needle drivers instead of a forceps and needle driver a bad idea to star with? I have only one needle driver and I really loathe the forceps for suturing. Please let me know your opinion or if you have ever heard of anyone using a technique like this, or if it is somehow destined to fail in later knots :)

[@Xzacher1]

A friend and I at Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine recently got funding to build and open a 3D printing lab in the school. We've been held up because of covid but to my knowledge were one of the first 3D printing labs in medical education. We're hoping to expand this technology in healthcare! We've already designed and printed a number of models for use as medical simulation tools and anatomy education. Thanks for making this video -Zach, OMS-II

[@drbuckparker]

So sick Zach! Would love to do a video on your lab! email me. [e-mail]

[@vaibhav1374]

Real fun 😎

[@jeoboden]

Good video idea, can you include disruptive medical technology too? Would be helpful to hedge career risk by diversifying into robot surgery companies

[@drbuckparker]

Great idea Henry

[@JordensCadet]

Who pays for it when one is ordered?

[@Brickswol]

Depends

[@i123456987654]

this seems helpful for gunshot wounds and car wrecks

[@maka17285]

First