Surgical Reconstruction and 3D Printing

Siniša Franjić*

Received : June 01, 2026 | Published : June 19, 2026

Citation: Franjić S. Surgical Reconstruction and 3D Printing. J Surg Pract Case Rep. 2026;2(2):1-4.

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Abstract

3D printing has changed the landscape of surgical reconstruction by making it possible to create custom implants, anatomical models, and surgical guides. This technology helps surgeons to meticulously plan procedures ahead of time, resulting in shorter operation times, fewer complications, and quicker recovery for patients.

Keywords: 3D Printing, Biofabrication, Surgery, Reconstruction, Health.