The core business of Baltic Orthoservice is manufacturing 3D-printed patient-specific implants, endoprosthesis and surgical guides. Operating in the medical industry, the Research and Development (R&D) department is responsible for product development, prototype geometry investigations, quality assurance and final quality control. Paulius Lukševic?ius is the Engineer of Mechanics at Baltic Orthoservice, he explains, “3D printing is a complicated technology and has a big variation of processing parameters, consequently predicting the quality and geometry of printed objects is quite a challenge. Patient-specific implants are a ‘pre-planned’ treatment solution, which basically means that the whole surgery must be ‘pre-planned’ virtually, so that the implant can simply be put in pla

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