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Nivalon Medical has produced the world's first patient-specific, metal-free ceramic 3D-printed spinal implant.
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Nivalon Medical has produced the world's first patient-specific, metal-free ceramic 3D-printed spinal implant.

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Originally reported by orthospinenews.com

Nivalon Medical has produced the world's first patient-specific, metal-free ceramic 3D-printed spinal implant. 馃К Leveraging XJet's NanoParticle Jetting for Zirconia-toughened alumina, the EvoFlex platform mimics bone behavior while supporting compressive loads of 14.6 kN. This shift from generic metal alloys to AI-driven ceramic designs eliminates ion release and imaging artifacts. 馃彞 Clinical manufacturing marks a transition toward personalized orthopedic care with trials in 2026. #AdditiveManufacturing #MedTech #3DPrinting #SpineCare

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