Caring for patients whose lives have been shattered by bullets, shrapnel, or severe burns is often a long and complex process.
Off-the-shelf prosthetics can be prohibitively expensive and are generally one size fits all. But no two patients are alike—from lifestyle to skin tone to aspirations, each has different needs when it comes to the prosthetic design that will benefit them most.
This is where 3-D printing comes in.

Check out our spring Alert feature on Medical Innovations
https://medium.com/msf-alert/testing-custom-3-d-printed-prosthetics-for-refugees-6e36207abb0f

Inside our future hospital - using 3D printing and VR tech for humanitarian aid bit.ly/1Ps2DRd