Webinar
Engineering at the Point of Care with 3D Printing
Each year, over 1.3 million patients from all US states and more than 150 countries are seen at one of the Mayo Clinic facilities, known for its highly specialized medical care. Many of them are referrals from other hospitals. Join us in this webinar as Ms. Amy Alexander gives key insights into how to successfully implement 3D printing at the point of care using Mimics Innovation Suite. Moreover, they highlight the newest features of the image-based 3D medical software that enabled Mayo Clinic to advance the planning workflow.
What you will learn
- How the unique 3D planning workflow enables delivery of highly specialized medical care
- How to implement 3D printing at the point of care in a safe and effective way
- Key features and updates of the Mimics Innovation Suite planning software that benefit anyone who wants to engineer on anatomy
Speakers
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Amy Alexander
Senior Biomedical Engineer, Mayo Clinic
Amy Alexander is a Senior Biomedical Engineer in the Mayo Clinic Department of Radiology’s Anatomic Modeling Lab in Rochester, Minnesota (United States). In her role, Amy converts 2-D radiological images into 3D models and patient-specific surgical cutting guides. These life-size, patient-specific models and guides help surgeons from different specialties prepare for complex procedures. Additionally, the 3D-printed parts form a communication bridge for patients regarding their personal surgical plans. Ms. Alexander holds a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering from the Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) and a Master of Science in Engineering Management from MSOE’s Rader School of Business. She is a member and subcommittee chair of engineering and technician education for both the SME Medical 3D Printing Workgroup and the Radiological Society of North America’s 3D Printing in Medicine Special Interest Group, and is certified in additive manufacturing through SME. She is an active member of MSOE’s BME Industry Advisory Committee, BMES, RSNA, HIMSS, and SME.
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Amy Alexander
Senior Biomedical Engineer, Mayo Clinic
Amy Alexander is a Senior Biomedical Engineer in the Mayo Clinic Department of Radiology’s Anatomic Modeling Lab in Rochester, Minnesota (United States). In her role, Amy converts 2-D radiological images into 3D models and patient-specific surgical cutting guides. These life-size, patient-specific models and guides help surgeons from different specialties prepare for complex procedures. Additionally, the 3D-printed parts form a communication bridge for patients regarding their personal surgical plans. Ms. Alexander holds a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering from the Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) and a Master of Science in Engineering Management from MSOE’s Rader School of Business. She is a member and subcommittee chair of engineering and technician education for both the SME Medical 3D Printing Workgroup and the Radiological Society of North America’s 3D Printing in Medicine Special Interest Group, and is certified in additive manufacturing through SME. She is an active member of MSOE’s BME Industry Advisory Committee, BMES, RSNA, HIMSS, and SME.
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As an engineer in the medical field, your dream is to make a positive impact on patient care. To inspire you as you advance anatomical engineering even further, we have created a webinar series that sets the stage for our customers to share their powerful insights on how their cutting-edge work is contributing towards making the world a healthier place through innovation.
