General AM/3DP ASME Resources

• Medical Additive Manufacturing/3D Printing Year in Review 2019-20
• Process Verification & Validation for Medical Devices Using Additive Manufacturing
• 3D Printing of Medical Devices at the Point of Care: Regulatory Concept Framework Series
• Medical 3D Printing Applications Infographic
• ASME Additive Manufacturing Collection
• 3D Bioprinting
• Wearables, Embedded, Bioprinted Sensors
• Video: Designing Medical Devices with Additive Manufacturing
• Medical Additive Manufacturing/3D Printing Publications
• Journal of Medical Devices Special Issue: Three-Dimensional Printing of Medical Device

Additional External Resources

• FDA Technical Guidance (PDF)
• DICOM Standard (medical imaging files)
• AMSC-Additive Manufacturing Standardization Collaborative & Standardization Roadmap
• JOURNAL: 3D Printing in Medicine
• International Journal of Bioprinting
• NIH (National Institute of Health) 3D Print Exchange
• RSNA 3D Printing Special Interest Group

 

COVID-19 Resources

Medical AM/3DP Community Discussions

ASME is hosting a series of calls to discuss needs and share activities to facilitate collaboration and resource sharing for COVID-19 response. The calls are open to anyone working in the medical and/or 3D printing field. You can add questions and information to share when completing the meeting registration.

• March 25, 2020 Discussion Notes
• April 1, 2020 Discussion Notes
• April 8, 2020 Discussion Notes
• April 15, 2020 Discussion Notes
• April 22, 2020 Discussion Notes

Frequently  Asked Questions

Manufacturing Capabilities and Healthcare Needs

• America Makes, working together with the FDA, NIH, and VHA in collaboration with ASME, have set up a site to gather manufacturing capabilities from those with 3D printing capabilities and needs of healthcare professionals, connected to a repository of downloadable designs via the NIH 3D Print Exchange, and connected to the VHA system for design vetting. At the moment, matching capabilities is being done manually, with the goal to have a dynamically responding platform. For more information, visit: https://www.americamakes.us/statement-on-covid-19/ 
• NIH 3D Print Exchange COVID-19 Supply Chain Response: A collection of downloadable files and ability to upload shareable design files that have been reviewed for or need to be reviewed for clinical use.

Regulatory

• FDA’s Role: Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Frequently Asked Questions
• Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) Information
• Coronavirus Disease (COVID-2019) updates from FDA
• FDA Technical Guidance (PDF)

ASME Resources

• ASME Learning & Development: A globally recognized accredited provider of multidisciplinary engineering training. Our diverse course catalog is developed and taught by practicing industry engineers, who bring decades of real-world experience across a wide range of technical and non-technical topics.
• ASME Digital Collection: From ASME’s digital collection, these technical papers relevant to efforts to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, are free to download.

Community in Action

The medical AM/3DP printing community’s response has been incredible. Below are just some of the organizations responding and collaborating with many of the efforts.

• 3D Systems
• EnvisionTec
• Formlabs
• HP
• Materialise
• Medtronic
• Siemens
• Stratasys
• University of Waterloo
• 3D Printing Industry Summary

Additional COVID-10 Resources

• DOD COVID-19 Joint Acuisition Task Force: The DOD’s COVID-19 Joint Acquisition Task Force has aligned with the efforts of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), HHS to support the collection of information from America’s industrial base as the need for critical supplies continues to grow. This information will be shared directly with the COVID-19 Joint Acquisition Task Force as part of a holistic effort to give COVID-19 response leaders insight into the readiness and capabilities of communities outside the traditional medical supplier base. Learn how your company can assist those affected by this disease.

Have something to add? Send an email to AMmedical@asme.org with “Resources” or “COVID-19 Resources” in the subject line.