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Exciting paper published by and colleagues from Oxford University Hospital Plastic Surgery Department .Showcasing the use of microsurgical platform for microsurgical simulation training!

Snapshots from the Microsurgical Conference last weekend. Great to see so many keen medical students exploring the path of microsurgery so early on!

Our co-founder demonstrating here how to use the Microsurgical Platform to practice anastomosis skills!

Our co-founder giving a talk on the applications of 3D printing in Surgery .ucl conference! Well done to the team for organizing such an amazing event!

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Our co-founder will be presenting her work on the applications of 3D printing in surgery and the growth of through multiple innovations!

Our 3D printed ACL graft preparation device has been successfully used at Chelsea and Westminster Orthopedic Operating Theatre in London!

The kit includes clamps which can be attached to the instrument tray securing the device in place for increased autonomy!

Some highlights of the operation shotted by the amazing ! 📸

Our co-founder presented a very exciting collaboration with Dr Stelios Chatzimichail, Dr Ankur Khajuria and Prof JP Hong on an innovative microsurgical background . Stay tuned for more updates!!

Highlights from the Microsurgical Workshop last weekend! The delegates had the opportunity to practice their microsurgical skills using the Stelth Platform and Rib simulator.

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We ate delighted to support this innovative event!!

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Introducing our next workshop in the Microsurgery Conference. This workshop aims to incorporate important microsurgery skills required for microvascular anastomosis.

Konjac flour noodles are secured on the double microvascular clamp rail to simulate microvessels or nerves. Stereomicroscopes will be provided for realistic visualisation. Delegates are taught various end-to-end techniques which are utilised in different surgical scenarios.

Snapshots from the conference last weekend. Our co-founder presented different inventions and applications of 3D printing in Plastic Surgery!

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“Introducing our second conference speaker, Dr Theodora Papavasiliou!

🇬🇷Dr Papavasiliou graduated from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece in 2016 and has since undergone Plastic Surgery Speciality training in London (St Thomas’ hospital, St Mary’s and GOSH). She is currently a Plastic Surgery Registrar in Oxford University Hospitals.

🎓So far in her career Dr Papavasiliou has authored more than 18 academic publications during her training with special interest in the applications of 3D printing in Surgery.

🔪In addition, Dr Papavassiliou is also co-Founder and CEO of Stelth, which is a company that uses 3D printing technology to produce customised and innovative surgical instruments and simulation models for surgical training.

🎖Finally, in 2020 she won the Cutler’s Surgical Prize: a prestigious award provided by the Royal College of Surgeons for the most innovative surgical innovation in the instrumentation field.

Congrats to and the rest of the team for publishing their study at .plastic.surgery using the Stelth Flexor Tendon Simulator to improve surgical training! 👏🏻🥳