Come and see for yourself what our patient-specific implants feel like… You can now design your own implants and we make them for you. We will also update you on the progress we are making on our infection control projects.
George dramatically fell off his bike. His story and how we help his surgeon Prof Hutchison was featured on BBC World as part of journalist Katie Silver’s documentary on the use of 3D printing in surgery. Surgeons are labeling the technology a revolution – as the ability to print bespoke implants gives patients quicker recovery times and a better end result.
We are getting the implant for Tran and the surgical guide for Pham ready to go to the next Facing The World mission to Vietnam in a few weeks time. Please donate too. Once there, the whole clinical team will get together to care for as many children as possible and provide more training.
We will be at the BAOMS conference from 28 to 30 June in Birmingham to talk about facial reconstruction and dental restoration with our sister company Cavendish Imaging. On stage at the Symposium on Reconstructive Options in Maxillofacial Surgery on the Thursday afternoon, and at Stand #7 for the whole conference. We look forward to seeing you.
We look forward to our trip to Spain. We will be there from 15 to 23 May 2017. We will also be at the SENEC meeting in Barcelona from 17 to 19 May. Come and see us there: we look forward to discussing your cases.
We are delighted to be going to Hong-Kong from 28 March to 5 April 2017 as part of Cavendish Implants international growth strategy. We will also be at the ICOMS meeting from 31 March to 2 April. Come and see us there: we look forward to discussing your cases.
Come and see us at Telford. We will also wake up early for the breakfast meeting on Cranioplasty. We’ll have a chance to present our product range. Prof Hutchinson of Cambridge will also present the results of landmark trial of decompressive craniotomy. We look forward to seeing you there.
This series of Botched Bodies featured one of our PEEK implants.
“They are so well made that when they get into the right place they just clip into place”
A group of roboteers assembled this amazing bionic man from the most cutting edge prosthetics so naturally decided to work with us for the bionic man’s head. We designed and manufactured the PEEK and Titanium implants (you can only see the cranial implants but the bionic man also has orbital, cheek and mandibular impants!).
We were delighted to help again Facing the World. The design and operative computer-planning expertise of Robin Richards of Cavendish Implants was asked for to help the clinical team with the planning of the four consecutive surgeries that untangled the twins’ highly complex vascular system. Mr Dunaway and Mr Jeelani, craniofacial surgeons operating on the twins, said that Robin’s models (3D printed by Cavendish Imaging) were immensely useful to plan and rehearse what they would do later in theatre so that the operating time would be kept to a minimum. We wish the twins a very happy future.