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Prof. Nick Guldemonde Professor of Integrated Care& TechnologyErasmus School of Health PolicyEU Commission
Grigoris Krinos Head of Strategy 3D Life S.A
Prof. Dr Michael Gelinsky Head of the center of translational bone TU Dresden University
Maarten Zandbergen Market Manager Materialise
Tim Van Clynenbreugel Business Director Healthcare3D Systems Corporation
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Gregor Reischle Head of Additive Manufacturing TÜV SÜD GmbH
Karen TaylorHead of Health SolutiosDeloitte
Bijan Mokhtari Manufacturing ManagerSurgify Medical OY
Dr. Philipp Brantner CO-Head 3D PrintLab, Attending Radiologist University Hospital of Basel
Matteo D'EsteSenior Research Scientist AO Research Institute Davos
Fionnan Mcnamara Senior EngineerDePuy Synthes
Eddie Kavanagh Senior Principal EngineerJohnson and Johnson
OCTOBER 14th - 15th | AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS 2019
ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING FOR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS FORUM 2019
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VENUEMercure Hotel Amsterdam City
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Why To Attend?ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING FOR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS FORUM 2019
Additive Manufacturing has come leaps and bounds over the past few years and this is especially true in the medical industry. Additive Manufacturing for Medical Applications will be worth over 3 billion euros by 2025, that is a big difference from the 800 million it is worth today, companies are now spending a lot of money to join in the revolution of medical devices and implement their own additive manufacturing processes.
With challenges such as: MDR 745/2017, which is destabilising the way devices are being produced and how they will be produced/used in the future. MDR 745/2017, this regulation though beneficial is going to cause a lot of disruption. complying with new regulations is never easy and can be a drain on resources and time spent on the change by key employees and teams. Due to this we will be having a big focus on the regulatory side as it is due to be rolled out next year, with speakers from EU Commission and regulating body Tüv Süd talking about the challenges and how to overcome them through different compliance processes.
Additive Manufacturing is also viewed as disruptive technology. It is time to push out of the status quo and start realising that Additive Manufacturing for Medical Applications is only going to grow more so, which is why we will be talking about new emerging technologies innovations, and also discussing how Additive Manufacturing in the medical industry will define healthcare for the future
Be part of the 50+ Delegates from the top leading companies sharing their management strategies on the opportunities and challenges affecting the industry. You will have several networking opportunities mix mingle with the industry leaders through coffee breaks, lunches, drinks reception and listen to real life case study presentations and panel discussions.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
VPs, Directors, Heads, Managers of:
Research and development Materials Procurement (materials)Regulatory affairsInnovationProductionManufacturing processesDigitalisation Additive Manufacturing/3D Printing UX/UIRegenerative medicines NeurologyCardio-VascularOrthopaedicsCMF (Craniomaxillofacial)Bone, Joint and TissueMuskulosketal
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MedicalHealthcareHospitalPrivate clinicManufacturing ProductionSuppliesChemicals3D printing Manufacturers Software providersInstitutesEducational Training Bodies
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SESSIONSAdditive Manufacturing for Medical Applications DAY ONE 14/10/2019
Registration
08:00 - 08:45
Chairperson’s Opening Remarks08:45 - 09:00
The Role of Health Technologies and Medical Innovations in Sustainable Healthcare09:00 - 09:45
Participants Prof. Nick GuldemondeExpert and Professor of Integrated Care & Technology Erasmus School of Health Policy and Management & EU Commission
Common applications of additive manufacturing in surgery
11:45 -12:30
Networking & Refreshment Break10:30 - 11:00
End of Day One - Closing word from the Chair
17:00- 17:15
Networking & Refreshment Break
15:00 - 15:30
PANEL DISCUSSION: Laws, rules and regulations of Additive Manufacturing: A worldwide issue
15:30 - 16:15
Participants
Gregor ReischleHead of Additive Manufacturing TÜV SÜD GmbH
Prof. Nick GuldemondeExpert and Professor of Integrated Care & Technology Erasmus School of Health Policy and Management & EU Commission
Philipp BrantnerCO-Head 3D PrintLabAttending RadiologistUniversity Hospital of Basel
Maarten ZandbergenMarket ManagerMaterialise
Open Drinks Reception
17:30- 19:30
Networking & Lunch Break
12:30- 13:30
Industry 4.0; Medtech and the Internet of Medical Things, Exploring the Increasing Connectivity of Medical Devices and their Impact on Healthcare
11:00 - 11:45
3D Models for pre-operative planning Surgical Guides AM for Teaching and Education
Participants
Dr. Philipp BrantnerCO-Head 3D PrintLab Attending Radiologist University Hospital of Basel
The regulations surrounding Additive Manufacturing from around the globe, what’s different, what has worked for some nations, what is holding it back? And the difference in legislation between EU and the rest of the world
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The impact of healthcare on-socio-economic development
The costs of Innovation
Emerging technologies and opportunities for sustainable healthcare How to make technology-based solutions in healthcare work
Medtech and the IOMT - The Increasing Connectivity od Medical Devices and Development of Medtech as a ServiceThe role Medtech in the Digitalisation of
HealthcareWhat this means for the Future of
RegulationCreating Effective Partnerships between
Healthcare Academia and Industry
Virtual Surgical Planning for Personalized Surgery
13:30 - 14:15
Healthcare work flow for complex cases
3D Visualization of 2D Imaging, creating3D Models
Areas VSP enable safer better practices
Participants
Tim Van Clynenbreugel Business Director, Healthcare 3D Systems Corporation
MDR 2017/745 and its affect on AM Techniques and Devices
09:45 - 10:30
Participants
Gregor ReischleHead of Additive Manufacturing TÜV SÜD GmbH
MDR Requirements for Additive Manufacturers and the Products Overview of the Status Quo of Additive Manufacturing Standardization Best Practice Use Cases in Qualification of Additive Manufacturing Facilities and Processes
Participants
Karen Taylor Head of Health Solutions Deloitte
Software development for Additive Manufacturing
16:15 - 17:00
ParticipantsReserved for sponsors3D Printed Patient-Specific Guides and
Implants
14:15 - 15:00 3D Printed Patient-specific implants: 10yrs of
experience Design and Manufacturing Considerations for
3D Printed Medical Devices 3D Printing by MDC's vs at the POint of Care
Participants
Maarten Zandbergen Market Manager Materialise
SESSIONSAdditive Manufacturing for Medical Applications DAY TWO 15/10/2019
Registration
08:00 - 08:45
Chairperson’s Opening Remarks08:45 - 09:00
How will the future of Additive Manufacturing in the medical industry define health care
09:00 - 09:45
Biomaterial inks and Bioinks from Natural Matrix Components for Musculosketal Regeneration
09:45 - 10:30
Networking & Refreshment Break10:30 - 11:00
End of Day Two - Closing word from the Chair
17:00- 17:15
Networking & Lunch Break
12:30- 13:30Participants
Dr. Matteo D'EsteSenior Research ScientistAO Research Institute
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The Cost Effectiveness of 3D Modelling and 3D Simulation for pre-surgical PlanningHow the Smart CT in some Years, will Produce 3D Products at the push of a buttonThe strategic Pillar of Prototyping and medical devices generation in different specialities
Bio-Printing and its expectaitons that could influence organ transplant in the near future
Participants
Grigoris KrinosHead of Strategy 3D Life S.A
BioInk Development: The delicate balance between printability and biological competence
Bionks fro Hyaluronic acid, Collagen and Hydroxy-apatites
Overview of the advances and the limitations of 3D Printing in the Bio Medical Field
A Comparison between: Theoretic Knowledge from Education vs Practical hands on Medical Device Manufacturer
15:30 - 16:15
Perspective of a Recent Graduate in a Start up vs a Career in Medical Device Development
Risks and Opportunities for Academia, Manufacturers and Businesses
Challenges of start ups in the Medical Field
ParticipantsBijan MokhtariLead Manufacturing Manager
Surgify Medical OY
3D Printing at Johnson and Johnson11:45 - 12:30
J&J Intro 3D Printing Opportunities for J&J Innovation Collaborating for Success Integrated Product and Process
development
Fionnan Mcnamara Senior EngineerDepuy Synthes
Eddie Kavanagh Senior Principal Engineer Johnson and Johnson
How does Additive Manufacturing Ensure Low Costs and high Durability for Suitable Products
13:30 - 14:15
Participants
Senior Representative
PANEL DISCUSSION: Materials of the Future: What do we need from them?16:15 - 17:00
PanelistsProf. Dr. Michael GELINSKYHead of the Centre for Translational Bone, Joint and Soft Tissue Research University Hospital and Medical Faculty of Dresden University of Technology (TU Dresden)
Bijan MokhtariLead Manufacturing Manager Surgify Medical OY
Dr. Matteo D'EsteSenior Research ScientistAO Research Institute
Eddie KavanaghSenior Principal Engineer Johnson and Johnson
With materials for bioprinting with Additive Manufacturing always improving and surprising the world, what will be the next step? We have the industry leaders in R&D discussing this and what will come next
Networking & Refreshment Break
15:00 - 15:30
Cutting-edge bioprinting solutions to enable your scientific & clinical ambitions
14:15 - 15:00
Participants
RegenHUTo Be Announced
Extrusion printing and bioprinting of biodegradable implants and tissue constructs for regenerative therapies
11:00 - 11:45
Printing of a self-setting calcium phosphate bone cement (CPC) leads to patient-specific implants, suitable for the treatment of bone defectsCombination of CPC and cell-laden hydrogels allows bioprinting of robust bone-like constructs
Processing of different materials and/or cell types within one constructs enables novel solutions for defects at tissue interfaces
Participants
Prof. Dr. Michael GELINSKYHead of the Centre for Translational Bone, Joint and Soft Tissue ResearchUniversity Hospital and Medical Faculty of Dresden University of Technology (TU Dresden), Germany
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