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Line drawing of a SPINEAST patient-specific 3D-printed short arm cast on a forearm

SPINEAST · 3D-PRINTED CASTS

 

Patient-Specific 3D-Printed Casts & Splints

 

As a pioneer of innovation in orthopedics, we are redefining fracture healing with lightweight, breathable and fully patient-specific 3D-printed casts. Each cast is designed from a 3D scan of the patient's own limb, giving maximum support exactly where it is needed while eliminating unnecessary pressure points.

 

Leave heavy, itchy, movement-restricting plaster behind: a faster, easier and freer recovery awaits you.

Line drawing of two SPINEAST 3D-printed arm casts with an open lattice design

Lightweight and Breathable

 

Traditional casts are heavy and trap heat. Our 3D-printed casts are extremely light, and their open, ventilated lattice lets the skin breathe, preventing sweating and itching and keeping the skin fresh and free of irritation.

Waterproof – Live Freely

 

No more plastic bags or worrying about water. Our casts are fully waterproof: shower, swim and wash your hands with confidence. Designed for an active life, they protect without restricting your daily routine.

Line drawing of a SPINEAST 3D-printed short leg splint

Easily Removable

 

The cast can be removed and reattached without any tools, so check-ups, wound care and daily needs are simple for both doctor and patient. Treatment becomes more flexible, safe and comfortable.

Custom Fit – Designed for You

 

Every cast is custom-made to the patient's anatomy. After surgery, incision areas can be left open for easy access to dressings, supporting faster healing and reducing the risk of complications.

Real photo of a SPINEAST patient-specific 3D-printed short arm cast on a forearm

REAL PRODUCT

 

From Drawing to Reality

 

The first drawing on this page is based on this photo: a real SPINEAST 3D-printed short arm cast, designed and produced by our team and fitted to the arm. What you see here is a real, working medical product, not a concept or an AI image.

 

Medistate Çekmeköy Hospital, Istanbul

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