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Healthcare 3D printing market from the syringe-based segment was valued at more than USD 980 million in 2022. Syringe-based 3D printing has a broad spectrum of applications including bioprinting and embedded printing. These printers help reduce the time consumed between design and prototype and make the fabrication of microsystems easier and faster. Increasing demand for high precision and high flexibility manufacturing systems is propelling the adoption of syringe-based 3D printers.
Healthcare 3D printing market from stereolithography technology is anticipated to exhibit over 22% CAGR between 2023-2032. Stereolithography has emerged as a promising tool that enables the medical prototyping of 3D models, medical segmentation, and layering. This technology is transforming healthcare operations such as preparative planning, and diagnosis. Widespread adoption of stereolithography for high-accuracy production of large parts with a superior surface finish will complement the industry outlook.
Healthcare 3D printing industry from dental application is estimated to reach over USD 5.5 billion by 2032. Medical 3D printing is extensively applied to create dental implants such as caps, false teeth, and bone repair. It allows dentists to treat patients with higher accuracy, efficiency, and speed, with customized implants offering superior fit. It enables customized treatment options, allowing crown fabrication, bridges, and creation of implants based on the anatomical requirements of patients is on the rise.
Europe healthcare 3D printing market is projected to surpass USD 6 billion by 2032. Favorable government policies and an increasing number of R&D programs will augment the expansion of the healthcare 3D printing industry across the region. It is also a hotspot for innovation and advancements in medical 3D printing. Over the last decade, Europe has witnessed robust investments in healthcare infrastructure and a promising footprint of industry players.