News and Magazine Articles

• 3D Printed Human Part Models Made to Order from Osteo3D – 3D Printing Industry, Sep 12, 20143dprintingindustry.com. (Early coverage introducing Osteo3D’s cloud-based service for doctors to order patient-specific models3dprintingindustry.com.)

• 3D Printing Helps Create Upper Jaw Prosthetic For Cancer Patient, Thanks to Osteo3D – 3DPrint.com, Oct 16, 20143dprint.com. (Story by Brian Krassenstein on a Bangalore patient’s upper jaw prosthesis created with Osteo3D’s help.)

• Cancer patient who had jaw removed gets new teeth via 3D printing – DrBicuspid.com, Oct 26, 2014drbicuspid.comdrbicuspid.com. (Reports a 41-year-old in Bangalore receiving an acrylic teeth prosthetic; quotes Deepak Raj, co-founder of Osteo3D/DF3Dcarrington.edudrbicuspid.com.)

• 3 breakthroughs in dental technology – Carrington College Blog, Nov 16, 2014carrington.edu. (Includes a section on how Osteo3d, a Bangalore-based 3D printing healthcare company, reconstructed a cancer patient’s palate and teethcarrington.edu.)

• Bangalore-based Osteo3D helps doctors in facial reconstruction using 3D printing – The Tech Portal, Jan 10, 2015thetechportal.comthetechportal.com. (Tech news article describing how Osteo3D (part of DF3D) provided a 3D-printed jaw model to assist in a complex facial reconstruction surgery in Bangalore.)

• Osteo3D Helps Doctors in India Correct Orbital Hypertelorism with 3D Printed Surgical Planning Model – 3DPrint.com, Jun 15, 20153dprint.com. (T.E. Halterman’s piece detailing surgeons using an Osteo3D-printed skull model to plan a corrective surgery for orbital hypertelorism3dprint.com3dprint.com.)

• Doctors in India use 3D printing to help in surgical planning to correct orbital hypertelorism – 3ders.org, Jun 16, 20153ders.org3ders.org. (News brief by Simon, noting two Bangalore surgeons employed Osteo3D’s services for a complex “box osteotomy” surgery3ders.org.)

• Osteo3d Makes a Difference with 3D Printed Helmet for 5-Month-Old Craniosynostosis Patient – 3DPrint.com, Sep 25, 20153dprint.com. (Bridget O’Neal’s article on India’s first endoscopic craniosynostosis surgery after which Osteo3D provided a custom post-op baby helmet in days, rather than weeksforbesindia.comforbesindia.com.)

• Osteo3d Develops Custom 3D Printed Helmet for Craniosynostosis Patient – 3Printr.com, Sep 28, 20153printr.com. (A news post citing Osteo3D’s blog and describing their fast, affordable design of a personalized cranial helmet for an infant3printr.com3printr.com.)

• 3D printing startup DF3D receives funding from Indian government – 3ders.org, Oct 23, 20153ders.org3ders.org. (By Benedict, notes that Bengaluru-based DF3D (launched 2014) pivoted to medical models as “Osteo3d” and in March 2015 received a Rs.50 lakh biotech grant3ders.org.)

• Osteo3D Creates Quick and Inexpensive Surgical Guides and Models – All3DP, Jun 19, 2017all3dp.com. (Hanna Watkin’s piece on Osteo3D’s cloud platform enabling cost-effective, fast production of 3D-printed surgical models for Indian doctors.)

• 3D printing in healthcare: A prescription for the future – Forbes India, Jun 14, 2017forbesindia.comforbesindia.com. (Profile of Osteo3D by Varsha Meghani, describing its founding by Deepak Raj in 2014 and pivot to B2B healthcare; highlights cases like the infant cranial helmet delivered in 3–4 days at one-tenth the import costforbesindia.comforbesindia.com.)

• Indian healthcare gets 3D prints with Osteo3d – MediCircle, Dec 22, 2021medicircle.in. (Overview of Osteo3D’s journey in India’s medtech space, noting its TechSparks 2014 debut, pivot from DF3D to Osteo3D for surgical planning, and support via a 2015 government grantmedicircle.inmedicircle.in.)