A fully digital workflow was developed to design and 3D print custom transfemoral prosthetic liners via Liquid Additive Manufacturing, overcoming traditional molding limitations. The medical-grade silicone device underwent tensile, cyclic fatigue, and adhesion testing to evaluate its dynamic mechanical performance. Finally, a preliminary clinical fitting was conducted on a patient to assess the physical donning procedure and gather direct functional feedback on the printed interface.
CUSTOM-MADE 3D-PRINTED PROSTHETIC LINER
ANTONELLI, FRANCESCO
2025/2026
Abstract
A fully digital workflow was developed to design and 3D print custom transfemoral prosthetic liners via Liquid Additive Manufacturing, overcoming traditional molding limitations. The medical-grade silicone device underwent tensile, cyclic fatigue, and adhesion testing to evaluate its dynamic mechanical performance. Finally, a preliminary clinical fitting was conducted on a patient to assess the physical donning procedure and gather direct functional feedback on the printed interface.File in questo prodotto:
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