LEUVEN, Belgium--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar. 9, 2021--Materialise NV (NASDAQ:MTLS), a leading provider of additive manufacturing and medical software and of sophisticated 3D printing services, today announced its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2020.
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LEUVEN, BELGIUM - March 2, 2021. Materialise, a global leader in medical 3D printing and planning solutions, has added new technology to support left atrium appendage occlusion (LAAO) procedures to its Mimics Enlight cardiovascular planning software suite. Making it possible to leverage the Mimics Enlight 3D planning technology for this procedure to mitigate risk and improve efficiency.
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New York - February 3, 2021. 3D technologies, developed by Materialise, played a crucial role in the world’s first simultaneous double hand and face transplant that was successfully performed at NYU Langone Health in Manhattan, NY. Materialise’s innovative 3D planning and printing tools enable the speed and accuracy required for such a complex medical procedure. 3D printed personalized tools such as those used in the double hand and face transplant, are also increasingly common for use in routine surgery, providing surgeons with an additional level of confidence which results in improved patient outcome.
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Leuven, Belgium, – December 2, 2020. Materialise NV (Nasdaq:MTLS), a global leader in 3D printing solutions, has released SurgiCase software, an online case management system (CMS) for personalized medical devices. The SurgiCase software, will give medical device companies and clinicians a single location to exchange data, communicate about procedural planning and check the status of their cases. This reduces the administrative overhead and ultimately helps these companies to help more patients with a personalized device at a lower cost.
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RSNA Annual Meeting – (Nov. 30, 2020). Materialise NV (Nasdaq: MTLS), a global leader in medical 3D printing software and services, introduced its new Mimics VR Viewer today at the RSNA Annual Meeting, bringing virtual reality (VR) capabilities to its popular 3D modeling platform.
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