3D PRINTING IN HEALTH

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1 Program Chairman PMA van Ooijen, MSc, PhD, CPHIT Scientific Researcher, dept. of Radiology, UMCG Discipline Leader Medical Imaging Informatics, CMI-NEN Arrival and registration Welcome and introduction P. van Ooijen, PhD UMCG Theme: Challenges in software To be determined Ir. J. Malda, PhD UMC Utrecht Theme: Materials What common materials can be printed? T. Strating Fablab/Symbioshape New material development: challenges in developing printable (bio)materials T Flipsen, PhD Polyvation Bioengineering strategies for type one diabetes A. van Apeldoorn University of Twente / Break and Posters Pitches on 3D printing challenges and discussion Lunch and Posters Theme: Clinical applications Personalized implants: from the pre-operative planning (scan, software ) until the surgery Using a 3D-printed anatomical pancreas/kidney phantom to evaluate and optimize the quantitative performance of SPECT/CT and PET/CT for beta cell imaging M. Witjes, PhD UMCG E. Visser, PhD Radboudumc Challenges with Imaging and 3D printing in Orthopedic Surgery P. Jutte, PhD UMCG Break and Posters Regulatory challenges in Medical 3D printing H. Declerck Materialise From Imaging to 3D reality using Advanced Visualization Tools G. Kuhn Terarecon Closing Remarks P. van Ooijen, PhD UMCG Registration Participation is free of charge. For registration, please visit the website:

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3 Location VERANDEREN NAAR UMCG! Universiteit Twente, Drienerlolaan 5,7522 NB Enschede Faculty club (Gebouwnummer 42)

4 Pitch your 3D Printing Challenge! Do you have a challenge and do you think 3D printing could help your project to advance? Or do you use 3D printing techniques but are limited by your current setup? During the CMI meeting on 3D Printing in Health: from Imaging to 3D reality held at the UMCG, Groningen on February 6, 2015 there will be an opportunity to pitch your challenge with respect to 3D Printing in a 5 minute pitch followed by about 10 minutes of discussion in front of a panel consisting of representatives of different companies working in the area of 3D printing. The aim of the pitch is to gain interest for your challenge, get input from the audience and experts, and facilitate matchmaking with partners that could help you tackle your challenge. Only 4 pitches will be selected, so sign up as soon as possible by ing a short abstract to <<<WIE???>>> (max. 250 words images to clarify your challenge are allowed). If more than 4 proposals are received before January 10, 2015 the organizing committee will select the most challenging ones. You will be notified of this decision shortly after January 10.

5 Poster Session on Applications and Developments in Medical 3D Printing Using imaging based 3D printing as a tool to support your medical research or clinical practice? Developing 3D printing materials or techniques for medical applications? Or perhaps writing software and tools to facilitate 3D printing? This is your chance to present your work to a wider audience and to share experiences and challenges. During the CMI meeting on 3D Printing in Health: from Imaging to 3D reality held at the UMCG, Groningen on February 6, 2015 there will be an opportunity to present your work in the area of 3D Printing Applications and Developments as a poster which will be displayed at the break area during the meeting. Please submit your poster proposal in the form of a short 250 word abstract before December 31, A maximum of 10 selected posters will be notified after January 15, NOTE: This call for posters is open for students and PhDs only.