As highlighted in episode #63, Curiteva manufactures cervical spine implants using an unusual 3D printing method: fused strand deposition.
Todd Reith, developer of the fused strand deposition 3D printer and vice president of emergent technology at Curiteva, shares the full manufacturing workflow for each of these implants (because as in so many cases, 3D printing is just one part of the process).
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