Review on structural optimization techniques for additively manufactured implantable medical devices
Marinela Peto,
Josué García-Ávila,
Ciro A. Rodriguez
et al.
Abstract:Recent developments in additive manufacturing (AM) have led to significant opportunities in the design and fabrication of implantable medical devices due to the advantages that AM offers compared to conventional manufacturing, such as high customizability, the ability to fabricate highly complex shapes, good dimensional accuracy, a clean build environment, and reduced material usage. The study of structural design optimization (SDO) involves techniques such as Topology Optimization (TO), Shape Optimization (SH… Show more
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