3D scanning engineering services—medical industry

3D scanning engineering serves the medical industry. In the medical industry, scanners can replace traditional medical methods, shorten operation time, make the process smoother, and relieve patients from worries. For example, scanning human body parts can be used to make orthotics/prostheses. Scan the baby's head without using a plaster to make a correction soft helmet. Scan the color and texture of the wound for subsequent treatment and so on.
Orthotics/Prosthetics
Customized prosthetics or limb part replacements
Scan the prosthesis to be fitted and transfer the acquired data to a computer-aided design application for design measurement corrections and improvements And production.
Loaded/unloaded digital indentation and foot prints.
Cranial scanning is used to treat postural flat skull in infants and young children. Non-contact and rapid measurement of the skull is used to facilitate the digital manufacturing of soft-shell therapeutic helmets and subsequent treatment.
Plastic/Cosmetic Surgery scans body parts ears, hands, feet, and nose in order to produce a perfectly suitable and precisely matched prosthesis or reconstruction.
Podiatry scans the foot/pointe/ankle to create custom podiatric orthotics or coverings.
Trauma Care performs non-contact and painless scanning of wounds to facilitate the treatment and follow-up of the wound such as measuring the depth and length of the wound at different stages of the recovery process.