So today, I was reading about a kid who got a custom prosthetic arm printed like really. Holly molly! People are printing prosthetics nowadays! That’s when I stumbled upon Curewith3D, and wow, 3D printing in healthcare is on another level.

Apparently, I found out that they’re not just 3d printing limbs. They actually use patient-specific scans (like CT/MRI data) and some DICOM files to design prosthetics that fit the person’s body perfectly. Every angle, curve, and dimension is matched to the individual. No more bulky or uncomfortable fits.

What’s wild is how fast and affordable the process is. Instead of traditional molds and weeks of waiting, Curewith3D can design, print, and deliver a customized prosthetic in a fraction of the time.

I didn’t know 3D printing services could be this life-changing, and it's happening right here in India. It really makes you wonder what else we’re going to be printing next.

Anyone else heard of this or know someone who’s used a 3D printed prosthetic? Would love to hear more.