As the popularity of 3D printing gains momentum in the prosthetics industry, some O&P professionals have considered purchasing a 3D printer to print their own custom-fitted sockets. While 3D-printed sockets can save time and money, and provide a quality product, it can be risky and difficult to operate these printers without constant access to someone with professional experience and knowledge on the subject.
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