New, printable and flexible ceramic bone grafts could be a game changer - Science Nation

The video discusses the innovative development of hyperelastic bone, a 3D-printed synthetic material created by Ramille Shah, Nirav Shah, and Adam Jakus. This material offers significant advantages in orthopedic surgery, allowing for patient-specific implants that promote tissue growth and integrate with the patient's own bone. The process is efficient, cost-effective, and has generated significant interest from the medical community. The team is working to make this technology widely available, with the potential to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs in orthopedic procedures.

What role does the National Science Foundation play in the development of hyperelastic bone?

What impact do the creators of hyperelastic bone hope to have on patient outcomes?