First Clinical Study on 3D-Printed Scaffolds in Osteotomy Published

We are proud to share a major scientific milestone for INNOTERE and the broader field of regenerative medicine: the results of a retrospective clinical study using our 3D-printed scaffolds for the treatment of bone defects in osteotomy have just been published.

This marks the first time ever that a clinical study has been conducted and published using 3D-printed bone scaffolds of this kind in human patients. As a MDR-certified medical device manufacturer, we are excited to lead the way in demonstrating the real-world applicability and safety of our innovative scaffold technology.

Our 3D-printed scaffolds are based on a proprietary technology platform that combines material science, hardware innovation, and intelligent design to create highly porous, bioresorbable implants that support natural bone healing. This publication is not only a validation of our technology - it is a powerful demonstration of its clinical potential.

The study highlights the scaffold's performance in a challenging indication and confirms the material’s ability to integrate with host bone, supporting regeneration in a predictable and safe manner.

We invite you to read the full publication and discover how innovation in bone regeneration is taking a significant leap forward.